The blog was originally posted on the AACE Review. The Problem While fake news and information bubbles are not new, awareness of their impact on […]
Education is becoming more dynamic with each passing year. The advancement of technology, especially in the last 10 years, is resulting in new ways of […]
You can’t believe everything you read. That goes for exaggerated Facebook posts on friends’ timelines and internet gossip. But you can believe the truth behind […]
This was previously posted on the AACE Review by Sandra Rogers. In Media Manipulation and Disinformation Online, Marwick and Lewis (2017) of the Data & Society […]
This post was previously published on the AACE Review by Sandra Rogers. Figure 1. A Hoaxy® diffusion network regarding claims about the HPV vaccine. Falsehoods […]
To Tweet, or Not to Tweet. That Is the Question (for Law Professors) — from law.com by Karen Sloan The number of law professors using […]
Social media has become an integral part of marketing as well as for promoting your company, with almost every organization worth its salt having a […]
Per Jane Hart on LinkedIn: Top 200 Tools for Learning 2019 is now published, together with: Top 100 Tools for Personal & Professional Learning 2019 […]
This week’s curated content includes links exploring the following: The dangers of echo chambers in your personal learning network A major milestone in A.I. Technology […]
Today it is hard to imagine your life without being connected to the social media world. In the hub of social activities, a lot of […]
Google VR tours is a really easy and accessible way to bring a VR experience into your classroom. It utilises Google street view to help […]
I’m excited to announce that I finalized my first chapter for the K-12 book titled, Leveraging Technology to Improve School Safety and Student Wellbeing […]
