Steve Jobs: 1955-2011

Do you Tumbl?

I like to believe that I keep up with the latest technology, the latest websites, and such. The day job certainly relates to technology. So I have a Tumblr now that I am using for my online high schools and free online high schools websites. Except that I really have not figured out much that [...]

31 Days of TED: Brewster Kahle on building a free digital library

31 Days of Ted: Richard Baraniuk on Open-Source Online Education

Connexions

31 Days of TED: Bill Gates on Solving World Problems

31 Days of TED: Mike Matas on Interactive Books

I have decided to spend the next month finding and posting the best of TED. Well, the best of TED that relates to me and what I do. The first is Mike Matas discussing the first feature-length interactive book.

Five Points: Laurel Springs School

So I have decided to create short videos to help promote the online schools on my websites. I’m good at some things, but not great at others. This is probably one of those that I could do better. That being said, here it is.

The changing world of digital textbooks

I had an interesting conversation with representatives of a publishing company that has me thinking, again, about the future of digital textbooks. Certainly these folks got it, but so many just don’t. See, here’s the deal. Publishing companies are going to have to change the way that they make money with regard to textbooks. Here [...]

The History of Online Learning

Via: OnlineEducation.net

The Digital Textbooks Daily

If you have an interest in digital textbooks, and who doesn’t, then I would encourage you to check out the new Digital Textbooks Daily that I have set up over at http://paper.li. Using Twitter feeds, it pulls in information from all over the Internet about digital textbooks. Enjoy!