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i think Apple is affecting children's grammar

by Michael Grothaus (Feb 17th, 2011)

I want to relate an interesting story my brother told me the other day about one fascinating -- and negative -- way Apple is affecting children in the classroom. My brother is a grade school teacher, and recently he's noticed an alarming trend in his students' grammar, specifically ...

Frustrated by no universal video out for iPad? IPEVO P2V can help

by Steven Sande (May 27th, 2010)

One of the things that was a bit frustrating for me after purchasing the iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter was finding out that it doesn't work with every iPad app. It works great with apps that are written to take advantage of the adapter, but at the present time there are only a handful of apps ...

Mental Case reinvents the flash card

by Sang Tang (Aug 15th, 2009)

Education is deeply imbued in the Apple DNA. In Apple's early days, the education market served as a base from which it would grow from and, in the process, introduce many of us to personal computing as well as a new way of learning. Similarly, the iPhone has the potential to change the dynamics ...

Planbook: Lesson planning for teachers, Mac style

by David Chartier (Aug 30th, 2007)

In an education world where parents make all the decisions and administration knows less about teaching than the students, teachers can use all the help they get. While I wait for Assistants R Us to open in the Denver area so I can take some of the burden off my wife's high school ...

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