Geek!Ed! is a frequently-weekly netcast produced by five geeks (and occasional guests) from Pinckney Community Schools, MI. We're geeks in education who are geeked about the impact of technology on education.
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- Thanks to all those that have been visiting our website!
- Michael P. rehashes his SketchUp experience and mentions MSU classes.
- Tom listened to the audio book The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman and relates what he heard to the educational institution.
- Ideas about how to change the “way we do business”.
Geek of the [...]
- Planning for MACUL.
- Digital Rights – where did they go?
- More about the web push/pull technology that was briefly discussed in episode 57. This time we go further in depth. Chris mentions openacademic.org. We mention IBM, Microsoft, Linux and open source.
Geek of the Week:
Michael shares how he has used Google SketchUp (past GOTW) designing [...]
- We received MORE letters! Hurray!
Letter 1 asks about ways for students to program video games. Macromedia Studio will allow students to write video games. Squeek.org – free programming language to write video games.
Letter 2 asks about DVD format wars and the (re)writable media differences. Here is a very techie [...]
Letters! We’ve got letters!
Diane explored MySpace and spent time watching teenage girls use it.
The Elite2 from Diskmaker.
– Saves us time, but can be a hassle…
Geek of the week:
Curly
