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Tip of the Week: Updated Google Earth Tour Guide Feature is Sweet The title should really read Sweeeeet – with a lot of extra eeee’s. Because Google Earth’s latest update incorporates an incredibly tasty feature. Called Tour Guide, the feature provides guided excursions to and through a wide variety of geographic places, both famous and obscure. There are over 100,000 tours in 200 countries with more than 1,000,000 photos now available – from flying tours of the Roman Coliseum to Dodge City’s Boot Hill. Read more
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Better Beginnings: how to start a presentation, book, article...
« Dilbert and the zone of mediocrity | Main | Why does engineering/math/science education in the US suck? » Better Beginnings: how to start a presentation, book, article... You are in a dimly lit room. You are alone on a stage before an audience of 1,000. 10 minutes into your presentation, your hands no longer shake or sweat. This is going well, you think.
Evolving Schools for a Whole New Mind
Today I have been at Munich International School listening to the keynote from Dan Pink. This was a great start to the conference. Dan started with a quote from Dr Richard Moniuszko: We need to prepare kids for their future, not our past.
Will Richardson's Wiki - Information Literacy
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