The holiday break was very well needed and appreciated, and allowed
for me to personally and professionally take a break from my education
strategist job and relax with some amazing educational research articles to
read- as they have been sitting on the back burner for a few months. Some
topics of interest that have caught my interest and full attention is the most
recent case studies on our student learning population of Generation Z. Yes,
these are the kiddos born from 1995 -2010, and these are the young adults now
entering the majestic years of college for the first time or are deeply engaged
in a full-time job as their new career.
Did you now
that these Gen Z students are completely different than Gen Y? Yet many of our
k12 educators, and university professors are still teaching to the knowledge
base of Gen Y, and have not caught up to the new learning needs and student
interest of this dynamic population. Everything they are learning is through a
multi-sensory and multi touch inte…
We have been hearing about mini /pico projectors for a long time now but so far, nothing has made it to store shelves. However, there is no doubt that this technology will be an important part of many of our mobile devices in the near future—which is why there is no shortage of concepts out there. OObject has collected 18 of these potential products, including the look at Microvision's Pico Projector at CES. Thanks to http://www.gizmodo.com/ for this update.
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