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How human connection calms teacher burnout
The power of human connection is a transformative element that is deeply wired into our collective DNA. With so many teachers experiencing burnout, I can’t help but recognize…
5 things to avoid saying to students suffering from anxiety
Currently, schools are being inundated with cases of anxiety in young adults. Although the dramatic increase in attention being paid to the illness has been beneficial to those…
The 10 most wired colleges in the country
These days, it's hard to imagine life on a college campus without an Internet connection. It's no longer just a matter of having a connection for students' laptops,…
Clash of the Titans! Inside Microsoft’s battle to foil the NSA
After the NSA scandal broke this summer, revealing that the U.S. spy agency was eavesdropping wholesale on the most popular services on the web, Microsoft turned to five…
How a radical new teaching method could unleash a generation of geniuses
José Urbina López Primary School sits next to a dump just across the US border in Mexico, Wired.com reports.
The godfather of Apple design spots 4 looming tech trends
Before there was Jony Ive, there was Hartmut Esslinger, Wired.com reports.
Education 3.0: Embracing technology to ‘jump the curve’
Wired.com reports: It may not be “The Winds of War.” It may not even be as exciting as “Sharknado,” but I would argue that the role of ed…
Return of the borg: How Twitter rebuilt Google’s secret weapon
John Wilkes says that joining Google was like swallowing the red pill in The Matrix, Wired.com reports.
Will Bitcoin change how kids learn to count?
While some argue that a truly ubiquitous, digital currency is many years from becoming a reality, behaviorally, we’re already well down money’s evolutionary path: credit cards, direct deposits,…
YouTube is developing a secret weapon against the internet’s worst commenters
Long considered home to the worst commenters on the internet — racist, cruel, idiotic, nonsensical, and barely literate — YouTube is in the process of upgrading its comment…
Report: Teens using ‘digital drugs’ to get high
According to Oklahoma News 9, kids around the country are getting high on the internet, thanks to MP3s that allegedly induce a state of ecstasy, Wired reports.
Dual-screen tablet maker hopes to reinvent the textbook
A new dual-screen tablet from California startup Kno aims to make electronic textbooks into a viable business, Wired reports.
Supreme Court gets RIAA copyright case
A case testing the meaning of the so-called “innocent infringer’s” defense to the Copyright Act’s minimum fine of $750 per music track that is downloaded or shared illegally…
Court: Cyber-bullying threats are not protected speech
A California appeals court ruled this week that threatening posts made by readers of a web site are not protected free speech, allowing a case charging the posters…