I got an email from Zanoon Nissar publicizing a Microsoft event for educators that I thought I’d pass along since I know we have many that follow this blog.

I am a program manager from Microsoft who manages an event called the Innovative Teachers Forum.  It’s a great (and free) opportunity for teachers to apply [...]

So I was using my time wisely by watching funny videos on YouTube when I came across a tablet PC related video that led me to this post here.  It shows Kelly Carrier, an author for teachersusingtechnology, presenting his pitch on tablet PCs and related technology before the board.  I think it’s great to know that [...]

"Rick West’s (BYU) thoughts about how people learn, and how we can help them learn more and learn better. Included are ideas about Instructional Technology, ISD, educational psychology, and the like."

Robert Heiny (Loren Heiny’s dad, for fans of Incremental Blogger, another great tablet blog) has started a blog on the tablet PC in education, and considering in his profile it writes, "Specialty in organizational development to increase personal benefits for students through education," as a personal description, I’d have to say it looks pretty promising. [...]

Yes, finally *some* teachers are getting the message that lectures can be really boring even if they do use PowerPoint. I personally can’t wait until my professors get a hold of tablets for this reason.

"Beth Simon is an assistant professor in computer science at the University of San Diego. Her principal area of research [...]