Interesting ad (I know) from a site called Open-Site.org, I think I might...
The ad is beautifully done and was sent to me by someone at the organization from what I can surmise. It speaks nicely to the wave of cyber protests which have swept the world. I have watched these...
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Learning Online is Now Illegal in Minnesota (I am not kidding)
If you want to use the free online course software offered by Coursera (or any other similar entity) and you happen to live within the borders of Minnesota, you are out of luck. Just one more reason...
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Kids in Ethiopia Get Tablet Computers, Hack the System, Learn to Read, No...
From the edge of the Rift Valley in East Africa comes an amazing experiment. The One Laptop Per Child Organization simply dropped off boxes of tablet computers at a couple of remote villages and...
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The Education Revolution is Online: How MOOCs are Changing College
The current model for college is terribly outdated. Though I look with fondness on my time in school and see value in being on-campus, online education seems to make much more sense for many people...
View ArticleInnovation Is the Only Way Forward
We at The Future 500 believe absolutely in the idea that innovation, constant innovation, is a key element to the 21st Century. Those who embrace the chaos of innovation and the the order of disorder...
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Data wars begin in earnest, AT&T cuts rates, challenges challengers
One of the beautiful things about data is that it gets less expensive with time. This vital commodity for the “digital revolution” is more and more readily available. AT&T just furthered this...
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