I’m staying here in Austin for the TCEA conference at a local Holiday Inn, which advertises “free high-speed Internet access in all guest rooms.” The connection speed is so excruciatingly slow, I did a quick Internet Frog Speed Test. Here is the result:
It is SERIOUSLY misleading to call this “high-speed Internet access.” This is slower than a 14.4 modem!!! I wonder if people are downloading videos and music files from P2P file sharing networks at the hotel, or if something else is going on. Quite frustrating! Thankfully I don’t have to work online much to get ready for tomorrow’s presentation.
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- The Balancing Act: Juggling the Demands of Emerging Technology - 2007
- District website blocking policies - 2006
- Naburr bridging the digital divide - 2006
- Video on $100 laptop - 2006
- Google aims at the desktop - 2006
- Free ideas & Pedagogy - 2006
- EduBlog 2005 awards - 2006
- Power of One-to-One Computing - 2006




































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