Archive for May, 2007
Alan November recently posted on the Edustat Blog about laptop program lashback. It’s an interesting article (with many comments that follow). Among several interesting points, he argues that labeling a program a “laptop program” dooms it to inevitable failure, because it puts the focus on the technology instead of the learning. The article includes a [...]
Microsoft has released a beta version of a conversion utility program to convert Office Open XML files created with Office 2007 (for Windows) to files that MS Office 2004 or Office X on a Macintosh can read. It seems there are many shortcomings. For examples, charts and graphs are converted to graphics, and tables background [...]