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YouTube introduces Capture for easy recording and sharing
Google announced a new iOS app called YouTube Capture that lets users film and upload a video in as few as three clicks, reports CNET. Users can post their videos…
Kindles in school make reading fun for students
From the outside looking in on Christy Collins' seventh-grade language arts class at Baldwyn Middle School in Mississippi, it might seem odd to find students surfing the internet and perusing…
Apple in 2013: Five predictions
What will Apple do next? It's the very secret sauce that keeps the company interesting, along with some very successful products, CNET reports.…
The 12 most popular eSN stories of 2012
We’ve assembled a list of the dozen most popular stories we’ve published in the last year, as measured by the number of page views each received. If you missed any…
Comparing the leading classroom observation tools
Policy makers are demanding more rigorous teacher evaluations—and central to this effort are software tools that help school leaders record their observations of classroom teaching. Here, we compare some of…
Free online tool enables users to create digital stories
Meograph is an easy way to create interactive digital stories out of video, audio, pictures, text, maps, timelines, links, and other media.…
Could Verizon nix unlimited data for everyone?
Verizon Wireless isn't making it easy for loyal, longtime smart phone customers to keep their existing unlimited data plans, CNET reports. And now some subscribers, who are willing to pony…
David Pogue’s 12 Days of Gadgets
Ho-ho-ho, people! Time to rack your brains to come up with cool gifts for the tech nuts in your life. Most “holiday tech gift idea” lists are full of suggestions…
The great divide, now in the toy aisle
Earlier this year, at the 109th Annual American International Toy Fair, held at the Javits Convention Center as one of the culture’s most convincing cases for childlessness, a former investment…
iPads to enhance learning for education majors
Beginning this spring, 575 undergraduate students at the University of Oklahoma's Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education will be given fourth-generation iPads to complete assignments and create lesson plans, and they'll…