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  1. Added Apr 28, 2009 by amarjit
    This article discusses the potential problems with a study, conducted at Ohio State University that claimed a link between lower grades and facebook users. It makes recommendations for further research into this area.
  2. Added Apr 25, 2009 by amarjit
    SmartyCard, an educational games website, offers children in grades 3 through 6 online games to improve reading, math, social studies and science skills
  3. Added Apr 15, 2009 by amarjit
    LeapFrog announced a new iphone math game, called Number Rumble for 6 to 10-year-olds.
  4. Added Apr 15, 2009 by amarjit
    Montgomery College students have developed a game for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to help students learn about protecting estuaries, where fresh water from rivers meets salt water from the ocean. Game players help a girl save an otter's home from pollution.
  5. Added Apr 15, 2009 by amarjit
    Prakash Nair presents areas in which schools should use financial stimulus money to truly reinvent and modernize education for the 21st century rather than just spending money to modernize existing brick and mortar structures.
  6. Added Feb 25, 2009 by amaechi
    Supposedly the easiest way yet to create virtual worlds. And they'd be browser based--meaning they'd be accessible from any internet connected computer
  7. Added Feb 24, 2009 by frogmatter
    Cool media design applications built for young kids. Recently purchased by Disney
  8. Added Feb 21, 2009 by sanchye
    One of the getaways that I got from this article seems to be that handheld devices not only engage students, but help them to be productive.
  9. Added Feb 17, 2009 by amaechi and 1 other
    Librarians: adapt, or fade away
  10. Added Feb 16, 2009 by amaechi
    Cell phones moving into the classroom?
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