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  1. REPORT: MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY | The cutting edge of virtual reality | Economist.com
    Added Oct 03, 2008 by amaechi
    Augmented and Virtual realities' immense potential in the field of medicine (surgery) for pedagogical and practicing purposes
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  2. Immense Potential of cellphones in Africa (Kenya)
    Added Oct 03, 2008 by amaechi
    The good cheer is not without justification. When Michael Joseph, the chief executive who is largely responsible for the firm's good fortunes, arrived at Safaricom in 2000 the company had 20,000 customers. Vodafone's bosses reckoned that the Kenyan market would top out at 400,000 customers. Now Safaricom has 10.5m and room to grow further. It is the most profitable business in eastern and central
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  3. Big River Journey (U.S. National Park Service)
    Added Sep 26, 2008 by dmby
    Big River Journey is a field trip on the Mississippi River which lets kids learn about ecology, birds, insects, and much more. It has been aligned with state standards. This sounds like a great program already but I see so many ways they could use technology to continue the experience after the trip is over, or provide a similar program to those who can't travel to that area.
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  4. Beyond blogs and wikis: I want better tools for dialogical teaching, learning and research - FLOSSE Posse
    Added Apr 04, 2007 by fceblog
    Blogs and wikis are not (very) good tools for knowledge building because they are not designed for that.
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