BuzzLion for Week of October 19

Posted by on Oct 24, 2008 in Blog, Uncategorized | Comments Off

Welcome to this week’s BuzzLion, from the suddenly chilly environs of Happy Valley. Before we get into this week’s edition, BuzzLion would like to say that there is something profoundly weird about scraping off your windshield before work and then arriving on campus to the sight of students in shorts and flipflops. Oh, if only their mother could see. Anyways, lots going on this week,...

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TLT CoffeeRead: What’s Next After Web 2.0? Here’s What You Told Us…

Posted by on Oct 24, 2008 in Blog, TLT Coffee Read | Comments Off

What’s Next After Web 2.0? Here’s What You Told Us… Various technology experts peer into the future of Internet technology – take a look at the results. And, what do YOU think?

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TLT CoffeeRead: When big trouble can be just one small click away

Posted by on Oct 23, 2008 in Blog, TLT Coffee Read | Comments Off

When big trouble can be just one small click away Interesting article – college coaches now stressing online safety and etiquette?

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TLT CoffeeRead: Social media…dirty word or essential skill?

Posted by on Oct 22, 2008 in Blog, TLT Coffee Read | Comments Off

Social media…dirty word or essential skill? “I mentioned Chris Brogan in a post yesterday from the Massachusetts Superintendents Technology Conference. He gave the final keynote of the day, entitled “The Internet has changed everything, again.” Not surprisingly, it was about Web 2.0/social media goodness (he even featured a screenshot from fellow ZDNet blogger, Jennifer Leggio). So...

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TLT CoffeeRead: New Science Textbook Simultaneously Released In Print And With Free Online Access

Posted by on Oct 21, 2008 in Blog, TLT Coffee Read | Comments Off

New Science Textbook Simultaneously Released In Print And With Free Online Access “For the first time, a new edition of a major textbook will be simultaneously released in print and free online in a novel approach to publishing that permits the textbook to reach a wider audience.”

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