Monthly Archives: August 2010

VIZU offers free web polls for your blog, MySpace, or facebook page.  This easy-to-use widget is a lure to get you to purchase one of their more feature-rich research services. This free service allows users to post disseminate their polls … Continue reading →

Listen to Bill discuss the future of classroom learning: Main points to listen for: K-12 functions as a ‘day-care’ service for parents. Therefore, K-9 will heavily remain ‘place-based’ or a corral for younger learners while their parents are away at … Continue reading →

When should you use audio in e-Learning? Do you need to include audio to meet the needs of auditory learners? Do you also need to include text for visual learners? What’s the best use of audio? Let’s look at the … Continue reading →

I am a teacher. I am concerned with the future of education. Therefore, like B.F. Skinner, I am dedicated to the science of improving pedagogy through the balanced application of learning theory and technology.

Do you code?  Check out this fun and comprehensive tutorial, which walks experienced programmers through the changes and compatibility issues of HTML 5. HTML 5 — The Change is Coming!  Like the Ancient Roman Empire did in 500 BC, HTML … Continue reading →