Learning from Students
Technology is changing education. William Drummond explores using Facebook as a learning management tool and a panel explores the 21st century student. [12/2008] [Education] [Show ID: 15582]
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Primitive standards …
Primitive standards of education you Americans have.
Hello doc, there …
Hello doc, there are many good contributions about the possible dangers of WiFi in schools here on youtube. You must look for recordings with Dr. George Carlo (e.g. ‘Dr George Carlo speaks about the danger of wi-fi in schools’) or Walter Graham (e.g. ‘Electrosmog, Wi-Fi, Cellphone Radiation, Microwaves’). And there many good webpages in the internet about this issue too, just google for ‘electropollution’. Thanks for your interest!
somewhat self …
somewhat self promoting. is this for computer companies or real students with often a different set of problems-
Nice, redundancy …
Nice, redundancy PeteUtonic.
Europe, where …
Europe, where people are still slightly educated following a degree.
Say NO to wireless …
Say NO to wireless LAN (WiFi) and other microwave based technologies in classrooms or in vicinity of schools. Try everything to save your own health and future. Keep away possibly harmful technologies from from the brains and bodies of our children.
Hello Bernd1964. …
Hello Bernd1964. I’d love to know why you say this about WiFi. Are there any specific studies that have linked WiFi technology to any diseases. Thank you.
Where you from?
Where you from?