It’s been 2 weeks since Apple announced the iPad, and there’s no shortage of commentary on the upcoming device. I’ve read, and thought about, all the criticisms. Most are missing the point.
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Here are just a few of the articles I found interesting over the past several weeks:
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- Fred Lamora: Tony- Could not have been better said! I agree with everything you said. I would say that the audience member who declared that kids should not touch
- Tony: Here's an example of a short video project: http://www.nextvista.org/sonnet-23/
- Donelle: Brilliant! There's not much that I could add to your post. I enjoyed reading such a thorough review of the iPad. I agree completely and eagerly awai
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This site is a collection of articles, resources, and tips related to using technology in education. As I run across articles or resources I find interesting, I'll post them here, along with the occasional original article and general technology tips.Copyright © 2009, Tips by Tony. Disclaimer: the views expressed here are my own and in no way represent the views or policies of Visions In Education Charter School.
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