"Since it was introduced 10 years ago, the iPhone has been a great disrupter, heralding an end to everything from paper maps to small talk. Here’s a (slightly) tongue-in-cheek look at all the things this ubiquitous gadget has laid to waste ..."
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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"The waste from discarded electronic gadgets and electrical appliances has reached severe levels in East Asia, posing a growing threat to health and the environment unless safe disposal becomes the norm ..." 
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"Gadget shopping? Chances are that as soon as you plunk down cash for a new smartphone or 9.7-inch tablet or 4K / 3D / LED flatscreen television, a tiny part of your brain is already plotting ..."
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"Today, many forward-thinking teachers are embracing gadgets and social media as a way to connect with students, families, and other classrooms ..."
Sharee Declyn's curator insight,
March 26, 2015 9:53 AM
This is a good blog to read if you are thinking about delving into social media as a tool in your classroom. Could be helpful for parents as well to assist in seeing the benefits this kid of interaction can provide.
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"While there are bits of gadgetry that are changing the way we gather and distribute news, the primary challenge comes from new platforms and software ..."
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"Daisy Christodoulou: The immense computing power we possess will only make learning easier if we acknowledge it will never make it effortless ..."
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"Teaching is a tough job at the best of times, but when you have students that suffer from serious visual impairments it makes things just that much harder ..."
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"Scientists from the University of Waterloo, Canada and University College London, say that research is urgently needed into the long-term consequences of relying on gadgets ..."
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