It’s that time of year again. SXSW takes over the city of Austin, Texas for a few weeks. I’ll be traveling there for SXSWedu to cover all the edtech amazingness, education innovation, and driven educators again this year. I’ll be …
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The Orange County Public Library unveiled a groundbreaking high-tech learning and job-training center on the second floor of the downtown Orlando location. The Dorothy Lumley Melrose Center for Technology, Innovation & Creativity opened to the public with a ribbon-cutting at noon …
I’m excited to announce that we’re bringing the best content from the Florida Blogger & Social Media Conference (FLBlogCon) and gearing it specifically to an educational setting. With a push to get students and teacher’s blogging and using social …
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The FLBlogCon Forum14 happened over the weekend. Lots of inspiration, learning, and networking happened at this event, hosted at the East End Market. PROFESSORJOSH.COM was a finalist for two Sunshine Blog Awards. Best Blog on Education/Parenting and Best Overall Blog …
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For the ninth consecutive year, multiple industry partners join Orlando Science Center to celebrate the role interactive technology plays in the way we live, learn, work and play during Otronicon January 17–20, 2013. Bring the family out to the Orlando …
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Awesome for educators! Google Maps recently launched the Google Maps Engine public data program, allowing organizations to distribute their map content to consumers using Google’s cloud infrastructure. Through this program, National Geographic has shared over 500 of their historic maps. …
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