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The age of disintegrated computing and thoughts on education
Is our computing environment shattering into disintegrated swarms of devices and functions? This good article on search and hardware makes me think so, and that “disintegrated computing” describes where we’re heading. But let me back up a bit to set … Continue reading
What does the internet of things mean for education?
I’ve been tracking the internet of things for a while, and am still trying to imagine how it fits into education. I’m not sure if the IoT will hit academic with the wave force of the Web in the 1990s, … Continue reading
