The latest in BYOD

The latest in BYOD

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How Teachers Can Engage Students Through Twitter - AllTwitter

How Teachers Can Engage Students Through Twitter

Kevin Kelly's 1 second/day video of...

Kevin Kelly's 1 second/day video of Asia

Kevin Kelly, author of What Technology Wants, spent two months in Asia and took a one-second video clip each day. He says, "On a few days, I just had to an extra second… This is all the video I took."...

The major reason that I don't read newspapers...

The major reason that I don't read newspapers or magazines in the iOS newsstand is that it's difficult to clip articles for later reference. I use Evernote to collect articles that I can then access from Windows, Android, or any web browser. Although not mentioned specifically in this article, it sounds as though Apple's new closed reading list in Safari will make life difficult for Evernote and for any cross-platform solution.

TechCrunch | Which Apps Got Screwed By iOS 6?

Today's keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference highlighted a number of new features that the company has added to its mobile operating system. And while a number of updates will make life e...

A reason to swear about living in Middleborough...

A reason to swear about living in Middleborough. which, by the way, is in the middle of nothing.

Middleborough, Mass. to take up $20 cursing fine - Boston Business Journal

The town of Middleborough got some attention from the Wall Street Journal, this ...

A listening tour

We're in the center of a small high pressure cell, so it's nearly calm. The sauna smoke rise nearly straight up, drifting just slightly to the west-southwest. Once the fire in the stove gets going well, it'll burn cleanly and we won't see the smoke.

We toured one side of the lake by kayak this morning, admiring the early mountain laurel, noting the camp for sale just around the corner, and looking for neighbors. We didn't see anyone and only heard Elijah, the small dog who lives at the point of the cove.

Sometimes, you set out to explore with the idea of learning something specific. We need to do that, to learn intentionally. Other times, though, we go out with our ears tuned to whatever sounds come our way. What we learned was that it was good to be on the lake, paddling easily, letting the little bit of wind push us.

After our tour, we jumped into the water. Rocco went first, anticipating that we'd follow soon, which we did. The rainy weather has cooled the lake considerably. It was refreshing.