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Wireless Mobile Technology Brings Positive Changes to Education

As a great precursor to Wireless EdTech 2011 this October, the ISTE 2011 (International Society for Technology in Education) conference held this June was a massive gathering of the best and brightest in a variety of fields relating to education technology. Conferences such as these provide the perfect grounds for leaders, who would not otherwise cross paths, to meet and discover ways to collaborate on how to best integrate technology into the classroom

E-rate Funds Go Mobile

Hats off to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for allotting E-rate funds to explore how providing students with discounted mobile broadband access off school grounds can improve education at our nation’s public schools. The “E-rate Deployed Ubiquitously 2011 Pilot Program” (EDU2011) will enable 35,000 students at 14 schools in 20 states to benefit from anywhere, anytime learning.

3G Technology Enhances Learning – See it on Lifetime Television

Recently, I was interviewed for The Balancing Act show which airs on Lifetime about how Qualcomm’s

Adopting and Adapting Emerging Technologies for Learning

Unlike computers, a majority of children in the U.S. have access to a mobile device (93% of 6 to 9 y

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