Computer Hardware in Plain English
Another awesome video by Commoncraft. Educators can use the analogies to teach young children about computer hardware. 
Lost Generation
I may watch this later than 3 million people but still I have to say it’s an amazing video. How does education play a part in the reverse of script?
Kids get smarter with smartphones?
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Here we go again. The Yes-or-No-to-handphones-in-classroom debate 
What Classroom/Lab Management software?
My school has been using Junglebyte for the past 3 years. Well, it’s a mixed bag. It can be pretty effective, but it can never achieve 100% control due to some reasons which my edtech and I are still figuring out.
Any recommendations?
Ken Robinson’s The Element: reincarnating creativity
From Ewan McIntosh’s edu.blogs.com
Ken Robinson’s “The Element” gets launched in the UK this week. It’s a superb tome, and one that every educator, employee or entrepreneur should read, if only to check that they themselves are in the right place personally and professionally. Do your natural talents and passions meet at the same time and place, or are you plugging away at the wrong thing completely? Ken’s book contains no simplistic lists of things one must do to survive the 21st century – it’s Johnny Bunko for the over-educated.
I just received this book! Really busy lately but will find time to read 
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