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- Ozomatli: Hear the new single and see our exclusive photos
- How I fell in love with a fish: Dan Barber on TED.com
- The year open data went worldwide: Tim Berners-Lee on TED.com
- New Best of the Web talks: Richard Feynman, Srikumar Rao
- Exclusive photos: The LXD in rehearsal
- In the Internet age, dance evolves: The LXD on TED.com
- Help the Abreu Fellows win a grant
- Before Avatar ... a curious boy: James Cameron on TED.com
- The riddle of experience vs. memory: Daniel Kahneman on TED.com
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Tag Archives: children
Grandma’s iPhone
Did my 95 year old Grandmother think about this when I showed her my iPhone? Could she have imagined such a device as a child? Wonder what my little son will write about the future…
Tags: smartphone, IPv6, network, advanced technologies, trends
Posted in Audio • Design • Education • Globalization • Google • Innovation • Milwaukee • Network • OLPC • Rich media • Smartphone • Streaming • Technology
Tagged children, Education, mobile, Smartphone, society, wireless
My favorite OS for kids
Sugar is a great little OS for little learners around the world. Its the way an OS and laptop should be introduced to children. Engineered for Children…what a concept.
Tags: OLPC, Sugar Labs, Amazon, XO, open source, globalization, trends
Posted in Education • Globalization • Network • OLPC • OpenSource • TED • Technology
Tagged amazon, children, Education, give one get one, OLPC, one laptop per child, sugar labs, xo, XO laptop
My latest read: Outliers: The Story of Success
by donkasprzak • Comments (1)
Posted in Design • Education • Globalization • Innovation • Reading • TED • Technology
Tagged airline pilots, america, bill joy, birth dates, bobby orr, children, computing, countless hours, culture, dominik hasek, Education, Globalization, gordie howe, hockey players, impact of globalization, knowledge, malcolm gladwell, mario lemiux, math, math students, steve yzerman, Technology, tipping point, wayne gretsky