The recent ugliness in Copenhagen in which a misogynistic speaker was hired by Dell to address a company summit there hasn’t received much coverage in the general press and that’s too bad.
Commentary: Dell Needs a Clue. Here’s One.
By Kathy Ishizuka on May 17, 2012
Filed Under: K-12, Opinion Tagged With: Dell, diversity, Michael Dell, O'Reilly Media, SLJ, STEM, TIm O'Reilly
What Tech in Schools Really Looks Like
By Audrey Watters on April 30, 2012
Filed Under: Digital Divide, Featured, Hardware, K-12, Mobile Tagged With: 1:1, Auburn School District, Audrey Watters, Burlington High, BYOD, Chris Lehmann, Chromebooks, Dell, Eric Sheninger, Gary Stager, iPad, iPhone, mobile, NCES, SLJ, tablets, WiFi
SLJ’s Top Ten 2011: Technology
By Kathy Ishizuka on December 2, 2011
These picks aren’t so much about products, things you should run out and buy, but rather the overarching concepts that’ll potentially shape and be shaped by our collective imagination.
Filed Under: Digital Divide, Ebooks, K-12, Mobile, Social Media, Transliteracy Tagged With: accessibility, Balabolka, CodeNow, curation, Dell, Freedom Stick, Henry Jenkins, Hoot.Me, iPad, Ira Socol, Kindle Fire, Lytro, mobile, Mobility Shifts, Newquill, Paul Allison, Project Noah, Sifteo, SLJ, Social Media, tablets, Twitter
Scenes from an Education Think Tank
By Kathy Ishizuka on October 22, 2011
Equitable access, personalized learning, and the role of social media were among the topics tackled at the Education Think Tank hosted by Dell. A diverse group of educators and community members active in social media assembled for the day-long event held in New York City.
Filed Under: K-12 Tagged With: Dell, edtech, SLJ, Social Media