Net Neutrality

Teach with Twitter !

26 April, 2014 Learning resourcesChina, CTIA – The Wireless Association, E-learning, Education, Fairness Doctrine, Federal Communications Commission, Google, Infographic, Information design, Internet, Internet censorship, Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China, Mandarin, Mobile app, Net NeutralityAdd a Comment

Teachers and students are turning to social media to help inform their learning. This movement – often referred to as DIY PD (do-it-yourself professional development) – is empowering educators to utlize technology resources, digital media and community building to shape their own learning. It isn’t exclusive to teachers — classrooms around the world who are…

Imagining an Internet without neutrality

6 February, 2014 Educational experiencesAccess Providers, AT&T, Federal Communication Commission, Federal Communications Commission, Infographic, Internet, Internet service provider, Lawsuit, Net Neutrality, New Orleans, United States, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Verizon Communications, World Wide WebAdd a Comment

The Internet is the world’s biggest town square, shopping mall, library and university. Whether you want to share ideas or learn from others, you can do it online. No matter what you are interested in, the Internet is the perfect place to look to connect with others who share similar passions. The reason the Internet…