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Are Teachers Ready for Virtual Reality in the Classroom? ...

Phil Heeley

Virtual Reality (VR) has become a hot topic in education as of late with the arrival of many options for the technology in the video game world. Whether or not video games can teach children has been a long debate, but the addition of VR has...

State of Drupal presentation (September 2017)

Stephen Purkiss

DrupalCon Vienna Driesnote presentation

10 Reasons Today’s Students NEED Technology in the Classroom

Phil Heeley

With an increasing emphasis on personalized learning and mobility, using mobile technology in the classroom is a must for schools today. Here are 10 reasons why

Four-time TEDx Speaker Paul Dunn Shares Small Changes to ...

Michelle Michelle

Don't miss this great interview with Paul Dunn where he shared so many great tips to...

[Video] A Grateful Day with Br. David Steindl-Rast - Grat...

Gabriel Rodríguez

This beautiful, 5-minute video meditation connects us to the heart of what matters, every day. Please enjoy this gift and pass it on…

The story of Yusra Mardini- From Syrian Refugee to Olympi...

GeniusU Genie

How tough is your journey? A year ago, 17 year old Yusra mardini was stuck in a broken down dinghy with 20 other Syrian refugees between Turkey and Greece.


Facing death like so many who had failed to make the...

From Nursery to University: Emerging Market Investors Buy...

Phil Heeley

Two decades after Yusuf Karodia launched Mancosa, a distance learning school to teach South Africans business skills, he sold up to UK private equity firm Actis.

From nurseries to exam tutoring and adult education, teaching businesses are...

WRITING A COMMENT OR AN ARTICLE

Tina Jonasen

The difference between writing a "comment" (the one limited to 160 characters) and an article, is that the comments ONLY goes to your own wall, no matter if you write it on the page of a circle. To have it show on the circle you need to write...

Paths to peaks: University dropout lands $1.5m in funding

Suraj Naik

When advertisers want to convert online browsers to buyers, the man they might turn to for results is a 24-year-old mathematics dropout with a short attention span and dyslexia.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

WRITING ON THE WALL

Tina Jonasen

- even if it could look like you can actually post on somebody´s wall (at the end of their profile), dont be fooled: its NOT posted there, but on your own news feed !


I posted a thank you on a profile, as I wasn't given the...