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Every day is leadership day
Scott McLeod of the Dangerously Irrelevant blog has declared July 12, 2009 as Leadership Day 2009. He’s been doing this for two years now, and each year I’ve participated with a post. 2007 – Leaders of the Future where I … Continue reading
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Tagged deborah meier, leadership, leadershipday09, school, student, technology, youth
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Should your school participate in the XO G1G1 program?
Thinking about creating a school program around the One Laptop Per Child XO laptop computer? At the recent NEIT 2008 conference (see my post, The people in the room are the right people), several schools were thinking along these lines. … Continue reading
More on Fair Use and ending copyright confusion
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Tagged best practices, confusion, content, copyright, creation, educator, examples, fair use, Kristen Hokansen, lessons, materials, resources, school
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