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I was running behind in posting my Multimedia and Internet @ Schools columns online so it’s a sunny August day and I’ll catch up in the air-conditioned comfort of my easy chair.
Multimedia and Internet @ Schools
Pipeline Column
Jan. / Feb. 2010 Issue
What aren?t you seeing anymore!: Has technology changed our learners? futures forever?
MMIS#33
by Stephen Abram
Multimedia and Internet @ Schools
Pipeline Column
March / April 2010 Issue
Why Do People Read?
MMIS#34
by Stephen Abram
Multimedia and Internet @ Schools
May / June 2010 Issue
Pipeline Column
Books and eBooks: as Different as Night and Day
MMIS#35
by Stephen Abram
Writing for the school library and media specialists is great fun as they work with the next generation of learners and really see the exciting emerging new generation. I am looking forward to keynoting the School Library Journal Summit in Chicago on Oct. 22nd too.
Stephen
[As always, these are the MS Word pre-editing copies so they haven't had the fine eye of my great editors so all typos and mistakes are mine alone.]
Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on August 31, 2010 (boomark / email).
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Kamehameha Schools
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Bell Canada
allegedly throttling internet speeds
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Faces Class Action for Internet Spying
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
alleging the company’s web site used spyware to track customers Internet use.

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