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72 Articles match "Government"

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Introducing the $35 tablet!
An Indian manufacturer has made a lovely prototype, and has offered to supply 1m of the devices for $35m, which the government is considering to buy for education) But = still. I had the honour of meeting one of the Global VPs at TATA today, and getting a small insight into the extraordinary power of the Indian market for technology.
moblearn - Monday, August 16, 2010
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Free book on the Future of Reputation on the Web and the importance of Understanding Privacy
In this world where privacy is challenged by every imaginable company (and government), the tendency is that privacy should no longer matter for everything is out in the open anyway. This is a great book to (re)read as some governments and schools are still not taking into account the full scope of digital content distribution and use.
Ignatia Webs - Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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The 35 Dollar Tablet Computer
The Indian government wants to put the tablet into production by 2011, but hasn’t yet found partners to build it. Am I glad to hear this; it was high time India jumped on the low-cost tablet and its happened! Kapil Sibal announced it, and described it as a dream project.
Upside Learning - Tuesday, July 27, 2010
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  • Visions of network governance
    Vivek Kundra is the U.S. CIO, appointed by President Obama. CIO = Chief Information Officer. At the Personal Democracy Forum, that I attended this week, CIO Kundra "pulled back the curtain," as the PdF writes, on the new federal IT spending dashboard. Kundra talked about the IT Dashboard in terms
    Golden Swamp - Thursday, July 2, 2009
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  • UK government pays £300m to get families online
    In one of the worst kept secrets of the summer, the DCSF has announced a credit-crunch-beating £300m to buy laptops and broadband for the neediest kids in England. Is this good news? It is great news! Evidence is mounting that kids perform better at school if they can take some of that school work home, and share it with their families.
    moblearn - Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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  • mLearning-World.com: Nokia gets educational with M4Girls pilot project. | GoMo News
    GoMo News In a bold move to turn handsets into a more educational tool Nokia have teamed up with the not for profit organisation Mindset Network and the South African Government’s Department of Education in order to trial a pilot project based around the Nokia 6300 handsets. GoMo News Nokia gets educational with M4Girls pilot project.
    mLearning World - Friday, May 2, 2008
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  • Mobile Learning Conference 2009 Brings Together Participants from Education, Technology and Government to Explore the Potential of Mobile Learning in the 21st Century
    16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Mobile Learning Conference 2009 (MLC09) will provide a forum for educators, school administrators, education and wireless technology executives, and government officials to discuss the potential of mobile learning. 16 DC-Mobil-Learning-09 - Scheduled for Feb. The conference will be held Feb. among many others.
    www.earthtimes.org - Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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  • British schools scoop USA mobile learning award!
    At mobilelearning09, a discrete collection of the main players in US industry, education and government got together in the President's Ballroom in Washington DC to celebrate some embryonic US projects, and help steer them towards something bigger and bolder. It was an.
    moblearn - Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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  • Introducing the $35 tablet!
    An Indian manufacturer has made a lovely prototype, and has offered to supply 1m of the devices for $35m, which the government is considering to buy for education) But = still. I had the honour of meeting one of the Global VPs at TATA today, and getting a small insight into the extraordinary power of the Indian market for technology.
    moblearn - Monday, August 16, 2010
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  • Internet home access to low-income families de-fangs savage inequalities
    Silicon.com reports:"PC giveaway for school kids is go: 270,000 low-income families getting internet access at home courtesy of the government."  Home Access scheme to provide internet access to low-income families has gone live in England. It is hopeful to think about the possibilities here in contrast to my post yesterday
    Golden Swamp - Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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  • Why open knowledge is better knowledge for students
    They learn a standard take on knowledge as written in textbooks and selected by state governments. What our kids learn in schools is censored by the textbook selection process. In recent years there has been loud clatter about how students might learn the wrong thing on the internet.
    Golden Swamp - Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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  • Scavenger Hunt with Cell Phones!
    For example the list may have to do with American Government, and they are given a list of government concepts they need to learn. So I have been thinking about Classroom Performance Systems (often called the "blue clickers" by my student teachers), and wondering if a cell phone can do a similar function. This is how it works.
    Cell Phones in Learning - Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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  • Make your Joomla or Drupal learning envirnmont mobile for any mobile device and for free. YES
    thanks to the Belgian Government and some commercial partners). While my focus was on the learning system of Moodle the last couple of days, there are also free and open source projects for other CMS's (Content Management System). Like the Osmobi initiative developed by Siruna ( University of Ghent , Belgium spin-off). Than what do you do?
    Ignatia Webs - Monday, March 22, 2010
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