21st June 2007

Podcast161: Bruce Dixon on Planning, Funding and Sustaining Strategies for Successful 1:1 Computing

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This podcast features a presentation by Bruce Dixon, founder and president of the Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation. (www.aalf.org) Bruce was a speaker at EduComm 2007 on June 19, 2007, in Anaheim, California. Bruce has been involved with literally hundreds of one to one laptop initiatives around the world, and has started the AALF as a way to share research and best practices related to successful one to one learning initiatives. Anyone contemplating or already involved in a one to one learning initiative is well advised to listen well to Bruce, a true “Yoda” in the world of successful one to one learning.

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SHOWNOTES:

  1. Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation
  2. My text notes from Bruce’s presentation

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  1. 1 On July 13th, 2007, An Expat Educator in Asia » More great links said:

    [...] of Creativity. Wes has links to some great podcasts there. Including a great one by my good friend, Bruce Dixon. Bruce has founded a Not for Profit organisation in the US to support 1:1 programs. This foundation [...]