Andy Carvin has posted a 50 minute audio podcast of former Maine governor Angus King presentation “A Brief History of Maine’s Laptop Program” from the Anytime, Anywhere Learning conference in Boston in June 2006, along with his notes from the session. Thanks to both Angus and Andy for sharing! 🙂
Incidentally, AALF has a great news feed for updates worldwide relating to 1:1 computing. I just wish they were publishing an RSS feed too!
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On this day..
- iPhone Apps by Category (July 2013) Shared with ThingLink – 2013
- VERY limited cell phone reception – 2010
- iPhone 2.0 software update successful – at last – 2008
- Looking for a new wrapper or an entirely new sandwich? – 2007
- New tools and TIME – 2007
- Instructional Technology: PASSport II Resources for Oklahoma – 2007
- Congressional leaders forgetting the T in STEM – 2006
- Hao Wu released – 2006
- Walking amid shadows and light – 2006
- A great formula for talking to teens about iSafety – 2006
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I am so proud that this initiative is in Phase2, with the State of Maine. It is so exciting for our digital natives, also being called Millennial Kids. Watch the State of Maine as we go Global.