C12 Episode 4 K12 News


C12 4 NewsIn this K12 news segment, Christopher Dawson covers the Intel StudyBook, a report on why curriculum matters from Brookings, the OLPC study on standardized tests, the law suit by the DOJ against Apple and publishers and Google’s Education on Air conference.

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Links

  • The Intel Studybook: What an education tablet should be
    Source: ZDNet Education
  • Intel StoryBook tablet tipped for sub-$299 Medfield
    Source: SlashGear
  • Choosing Blindly: Instructional Materials, Teacher Effectiveness, and the Common Core
    Source: Brookings
  • The Failure of One Laptop Per Child
    Source: Hack Education
  • DoJ sues Apple, publishers in e-book price fixing antitrust suit
    Source: ZDNet Between the Lines
  • Google Education On Air
    Source: Google

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About Christopher Dawson

Christopher Dawson is EDUKWEST's Senior Editor. He is also a contributing editor with ZDNet/CBS Interactive, Vice President of Business Development at WizIQ, and a freelance writer focusing on educational technology, IT issues for SMBs, and Google.