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Future Technology (Videos/PPoint)
This theme blog showcases videos designed to support k-12 educators in the area of what the future holds in technology and computers.
The main Information Literacy area on Shambles is at www.shambles.net/informationliteracy
and the main Shambles Information and Communication area is at www.shambles.net/ict
Sunday, May 10, 2009
About Me
- Name: Shamblesguru
- Location: Chiangmai , Thailand
I've been working across S.E.Asia for the last thirty five years - the first 24 in Hong Kong focusing on k-12 education and the continuing professional development of teachers in an international environment. Since 2002 I've been living in Chiangmai, Thailand, working across the region within my own consultancy "The Education Project Asia' supporting teachers and life-long learners related to educational technology. My primary guidelines have always been to support the 'self esteem' of all individuals I've been fortunate to work with ... if people feel good about themselves then they can achieve the impossible. In parallel with this belief is also to realise the collaborative nature of learning and also that of self-directed learning as necessary life skills for 21st century citizens. These ideals fortunately do dovetail with your own core values. ePortfolio : http://shambles.net/csmith/ Website : htttp://shambles.net Personal learning network : http://shambles.net/csmith/PLN/
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- Webpage
- Chris's Flickr Photographs
- Shambles Newsletter
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Previous Posts
- Flexible, Paper-Like Tablet Prototype
- The Future of Computing (MIT Lecture)
- Augmented reality trading cards
- Unveiling the "Sixth Sense"
- MIT Students Turn Internet Into a Sixth Human Sense
- iTable
- Cisco Telepresence Magic
- Predicting the next 5,000 days of the web
- LucidTouch - a see-through mobile device
- Computer 3D Images (2057 The World)
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