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PEDAGOGYis dead.
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Toys R Us to carry Kindle.
They also already carry te iPod. How long before they carry Android tablets? How about something specifically targeted at kids?
An iPad University: Giving It the Old College Try
USC has recently teamed up with New York based TouchAppMedia and 2tor,Inc. to introduce the first mobile app for higher education. It rolls an assortment of technologies resembling Skype, Facebook, and Twitter into a virtual school experience. Video chat with a classmate on the bus, receive push notifications when a professor posts a new grade, share notes on the course “wall.” It’s the most portable development coming out of USC’s successful online masters degree program in teaching, dubbed MAT@USC.
» via Wired
“We only keep a landline so I can call my cell when I lose it in the house.” @bulls_horns
This Tweet hit the nail on the head, so it had to be turned into a Twaggie, illustrated by artist Jeff Naslund.
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If these numbers stay constant throughout the rest of the year, Google stands to add 99 million Android users to its stable. There’s a good chance that these numbers won’t stay constant however, as Google just announced 400,000 activations per day at Google I/O in May. That’s a massive increase in just two months.
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There are now 550,000 Android phones activated every day - TNW Google (via thenextweb)
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