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The ability to use Teams on a mobile device adds incredible opportunities to create better collaboration and productivity.
The societal impacts of Social Media are numerous and fall across a spectrum of negative and positive impacts. While it may be easier to identify the negative impacts to learning in regards to distraction, misinformation, and negative social impacts – there are those that use Social Media as a way to reach out and connect….
Are we repeating the past? If you are old enough to remember the birth of the Internet – and specifically the rush to use web pages to communicate – then what we see today with AI may seem familiar. During the early days of the Internet, in order to “learn” about the Internet, people rushed…
IoT and AR (Internet of Things, Augmented Reality) have created opportunities to provide real-time, rich information to decision-makers that are working with specific devices, controls, supply chains, and more. Whether as a maintenance function, optimization activity, or safety function – the collection of date through an IoT device allows us to transmit that collected data…
Several years back, I attended a conference on trends in education for engagement and reach. There was some preliminary exploration of using avatar spaces as a way to interact socially at distance – specifically, I remember attending some sessions on the use of Second Life in education. These sessions didn’t do much for me. While…
Developed by Dr. Ruben Puentedura, the SAMR is a valuable tool when thinking about technology. It’s a simple, but effective way to put a lens against technology to contextualize what it is being used for: Enhancement or Transformation. When approaching technical skills, I have long believed that it’s critical to provide a deeper context for…
The new version of Microsoft’s Whiteboard was something I was looking forward to. The tool has been an excellent resource for teaching and I was hoping for some changes to make collaboration and management of the content easier. That didn’t happen.