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PODCAST Ray Rose is a friend of the Thornburg Center who has been active in education for many years and, as this interview shows, has many powerful insights on the true nature of the digital divide, and the proper use of technology by children
PODCAST In this interview in September, 2006 we catch up with Hugh Peebles, and old friend now living in Scotland. Hugh has been involved with the creative use of computers in education for well over twenty years, and has now returned to his a
PODCAST Leigh Zeitz has many interests, and he shared a few of them with us in this interview in September, 2006. He also maintains several online resources for educators on electronic graphic organizers, keyboarding, and podcasting. He also
PODCASTS Ferdi Serim has long been interested in online education, and his August interview explores his views on thsit timely and important topic. For more information on Ferdi's presentations and workshops, visit the Thornburg Center's main
PODCAST After our conversation with Bonnie, we talked with Vic Sutton who embodies the concept of "global citizen" better than most. As a documentary film maker, Vic has spent time all over the world, and has powerful insights on digital equit
PODCAST After our conversation with Bonnie, we talked with Vic Sutton who embodies the concept of "global citizen" better than most. As a documentary film maker, Vic has spent time all over the world, and has powerful insights on digital equit
PODCAST On August 17 we were able to spend time talking with Bonnie Bracey Sutton about supercomputing and education - a topic whose time is coming! Bonnie's global perspective and her focus on gender equity and science education insures that
PODCAST We were able to chat with Gary Stager on August 15, 2006, as he was unpacking from one trip and packing for another! Gary shares his perspective on computers as tools with which children can build creations of their own by learning how
PODCAST Monday, August 14, 2006, Sara Armstrong chatted with David Thornburg, sharing her views on the powerful role of narrative in education, and in our lives. She finishes with a delightful story! Here are some resources mentioned by Sara
PODCAST Sunday, August 13, 2006, David was able to interview Dr. Lynell Burmark to explore the origins and depth of her interest in visual literacy across the curriculum. Lynell's latest e-book on visual literacy can be found here. For more in
PODCAST On Thursday, July 27, 2006, Steve Hargadon and Miguel Guhlin had the chance to chat with Dr. David Thornburg on the topic of open source software and Linux on the student desktop. David's presentations and workshops can be found on the
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