Education with Byte
Teaching is but an illusion .... only learning is real.
Very useful Infographics
If you are looking for infographics to illustrate a point about:
These links have been curated by TechRepublic and are worth looking at.
- what happens in a single day on the internet.
- Infographic: The innovations that led to the iPhone
- Infographic: Social media privacy
- Infographic: The power of mobile (and the stages of mobility)
These links have been curated by TechRepublic and are worth looking at.
My Blackberry isn,t working - video
Peter Simmonds and Rod Tyndall spoke at the Australian College of Educators, Education on the Square last Wednesday. A very stimulating discussion that ran out of time.
But Peter showed a video that is worth sharing. ENJOY
Microsoft’s “Productivity Future Vision”
Techrepublic's Jason Hiner writes
"Think about how far smartphones have come over the past five years. In 2006, we were using bulky Palm Treos and BlackBerry devices that could barely make a phone call and pretty much just did email. Today, our smartphones have replaced digital cameras, GPS units, MP3 players, and even e-readers, newspapers, and magazines in many cases.
Just think what our smartphones will look like five to ten years from now. Microsoft has a few pie-in-the-sky ideas about that and it has conceptualized them in a new video called “Productivity Future Vision” produced by the Microsoft Office division."
"Think about how far smartphones have come over the past five years. In 2006, we were using bulky Palm Treos and BlackBerry devices that could barely make a phone call and pretty much just did email. Today, our smartphones have replaced digital cameras, GPS units, MP3 players, and even e-readers, newspapers, and magazines in many cases.
Just think what our smartphones will look like five to ten years from now. Microsoft has a few pie-in-the-sky ideas about that and it has conceptualized them in a new video called “Productivity Future Vision” produced by the Microsoft Office division."
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