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Technology in Education

August 21, 2007 in Uncategorized

Scoble has an interesting interview with University of Michigan CS professor Dr. Elliot Soloway. I don’t agree with everything but the ideas and optimism are really interesting. The conversation is mostly focused on K-12 and they even get into the shortage of girls in IT issue.

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