Daddy, husband, English education professor, ed tech researcher, and overall tech geek in Seoul
Seoul, Korea
Joined September 2007
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Google results with nearly the first full screen covered by paid results, is disconcerting. I'm all for the company finding ways to keep advertising funding their other work, but this is making my search experience worse. Not a good sign for their future.
Daniel Craig retweeted
WOHOO!!!! nitter.cf/sandyspanish/status/79…
I like the focus on writing scripts and scaffolding provided. #languagelearning nitter.cf/rmbyrne/status/7776823…
Testing out AR apps for a class I'm teaching. I don't think this one… instagram.com/p/BKDxqbKDijyL…
Hyperbole at its best. Agree some, disagree some, but hardly a cogent argument
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HT @NikPeachey.
VR will stay with us but don't expect to see too much major edtech development. The money isnt there. Buy in is still too high for schools.
Where do you think VR is in the Hype Cycle? It's rocketing up there. VR is cool but it still costs a lot to develop the coolest materials.
The blog associated with dictation.io also has a tutorial on how to implement the Google speech recognition API on your own site. Neat.
HT to @NikPeachey for pointing me to dictation.io. I'm going to try to use it with students as a way to SEE what they are saying.
"The Bridge team develops a word-for-word, minute-by-minute scripted lesson plan for the concepts and skills to be taught in the classrooms"
English for Journalism (coursera.org/learn/journalis…) looks interesting. Students are always looking for other writing courses. This looks good.
Sorry if I cut you but I'm trying to make twitter useful again. Otherwise, it will stay packed away in the attic with SecondLife and...
The old TweetDeck made that easy to do. Now, I'm going to do it the hard way. I'm unfollowing any account not related to current interests.