My last two posts have been about the cons of technology and how it is a burden on our society. But then I thought about how it has benefited me in the past. I am a member of a club at my school that fights for peace in Darfur, Sudan, and some of our jobs consist of sponsoring schools, and pressuring the government to take action. Through our resources on-line and through email, we have been able to be a voice for them and pass on there experiences and fulfill there needs. The fact that technology has come this far in communication and has made it possible and easier to have even high school kids make a difference blows my mind and makes me motivated to do more to help and play a roll in the world.
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Aruna - Mumbai, India
- by Aruna – ‘Grown Ups’ with Adam Sandler
- By Aruna – Apple iPad for college students
- By Aruna – Obama Tweets or not?
- By Aruna in Mumbai- Text to Canada Saved Woman in Haiti
- By Aruna – UK Teenage Reporters – Be Heard!
- By Aruna: mobileYouth reaches India
- by Aruna – School chooses Kindle?
- By Aruna, UK Rejects Students!
- By Aruna, The Apple Student Facebook forum
- by Aruna – 8 million Indian children not in school?
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Caridad - Orihuela, Spain
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Cristo-Orihuela, Spain
- From Cristo – Unlock our passwords when dead?
- Cristo – health and technology
- Cristo – cyber crime
- Cristo – History of Armengola (typical orihuela)
- Cristo – San Fermín
- Cristo – Nit de Sant Joan (The night of San Juan )
- Cristo – Buried in co2 is possible?
- Cristo – Good news for the summer
- Cristo – Society and Technology
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David - Orihuela, Spain
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jacqueline - Cicero, US
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Joshua - Tel Aviv, Israel
- By Joshua – Pad for all freshmans!
- By Joshua: Kids and health care reform
- by Joshua – Japan students want iPad iAnything
- By Joshua: Pixar’s “Up” Wins Animated Film Oscar
- By Joshua – CNN Student News
- by Joshua- iPad to the classroom
- by Joshua – TED Talks, texting helps reduce violence!
- by Joshua – Mobile Devices in Classroom
- by Joshua – Paris Apple Store. Ridunkulously Cool
- by Joshua, I am a MAC
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Kaito - Tokyo, Japan
- By Kaito – Students meet Japanese Olympians!
- By Kaito: Japan student not cult hero
- By Kaito in Japan – Playstation 3 – Japanese gamers in frenzy
- By Kaito/Japan- TED: liquid-filled eyeglasses!
- By Kaito – Aussie University Adds Course on Twitter
- By Kaito from Tokyo, top 10 student sites
- Kaito – Japan mobile, Iran youth revolution
- Kaito – Do you forget we are connected?
- Kaito – breaking sterotypes…being the artist
- Kaito – ABC’s of Social Media Video. Funny.
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Katie - Administrator, Chicago, US
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MD
- Rise Of The Technology Class
- by Michael – A message of hope
- by Michael- a new name, ‘Ethical Contributors’
- 10 Commandments of “The Instant Age”
- Rise of the Technology Class. A recap.
- Henry Jenkins, filtering not helping learning ecology
- Michael – “Iran, the cell phone revolution”
- MIchael – YouTube on your Television
- Michael – Santiago Papasquiaro meets Cicero
- Michael – Innovation vs. Invention
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Nikolas - Glenview, US
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Ryan - Glenview, US
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Salvador - Orihuela, Spain
- by Salvador – Education and Health reform in Spain
- By Salvador – Electronic or paper books
- By Salvador – Palestinian+Israeli company launches virtual operating system
- By Salvador – Nanometer “computer on a chip”
- By Salvador – Online Student
- Salvador – Google preparing operating system, OS Chrome
- Salvador – Facebook: Wife exposes next boss of UK Secret Service
- Salvador – mobile phones? no, mobile computers!
- Salvador – The technology creep (change)
- Salvador – Video Games
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Samantha - Santiago Papasquiaro, Mexico
- Samantha – how small can you go?
- Samantha- YouTube, the world’s window
- Samantha- TeCHNOLOGY and information…
- Samantha – Silvestre Revueltas, our proud…
- Samantha – Large Hadron Collider from the movie “Angels and Demons”
- Samantha- A Little bit about me
- Samantha – Videogames vs. Music
- Samantha – Thanks for inviting me…
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Veena - Chicago, US
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