If you feel like you’re headed in the wrong direction with your current career path, this tracing exercise can help show you what moves you might want to consider making.

Educators from around the country shared their favorite teaching apps.

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Lowe's is bringing its "Fix in Six" Vine campaign to life, creating animated window displays of household tips, at one of its first Manhattan locations.

The quantified-health craze is taking aim at our worst habits. Can a connected cigarette case help smokers quit?

Driverless cars are still in their infancy—Google’s cute little vehicles don’t go faster than 25 mph. Nevertheless, courts around the country are...

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Boost your business's traffic with the use of infographic marketing. Learn how to create eye-catching infographics without the use of Photoshop today.

Which information belongs—and which doesn’t—may surprise you.

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About a year or so ago I wanted to make a video that highlighted some of the major reasons why educators should be on twitter. It was a blast to collaborate with several amazing educators to create…

I have been meaning for some time to get around to blogging about the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative’s (ELI’s) paper on a Next-Generation Digital Learning Environment (NGDLE) and Tony Bates’ thoughtful response to it. The core concepts behind the NGDLE are that a next-generation digital learning environment should have the following characteristics: Interoperability and Integration Personalization […]

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Sequoia’s guide for how to write a business plan.

A history, from Drucker to Christensen.

Phenomenal guide to @evernote for academics from @renshaw330

The story of a 24-year-old kid and the idea he thought would reduce congestion, cut greenhouse gasses and make urban life easier for everyone. Instead, it brought him nothing but trouble.

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A massive experiment at Virginia Commonwealth University involving 7,000 blogs could lead to a new view on how college students learn.

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Lisa Nielsen says teachers can use technology in the classroom to expand students’ horizons. José Antonio Bowen says it often interferes with teaching children how to think.