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New site resembles education-focused Pinterest
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 24, 2012
A new product, Learnist, allows users to take educational content from websites such as YouTube and Wikis and post them to a board -- similar to Pinterest. The format of the site, according to its creators, helps to prevent against misinformation found on websites, such as Wikipedia, and still give users access to the resources they need. Mashable (05/23)
Are tablet computers a game-changer in education?
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 23, 2012
Opinion: The right and the wrong approach to education technology
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 23, 2012
Are children obsessed with technology?
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 29, 2012
Technology enhances, doesn't replace great teaching
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 25, 2012
Digital technology use is more common among educators
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 25, 2012
Human flying squirrel proves physics is just as good as a parachute
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 24, 2012
Calif. school to require students to have iPads
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 25, 2012
Opinion: Student's language skills the real tragedy of bullying video
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 25, 2012
TED's YouTube videos find a way into the classroom
SmartBrief on EdTech | May 23, 2012
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