The carefully selected press clippings and resources in this section have been chosen to provide a clear sense of both the forest and the trees in the landscape of emerging technology. Included are not only information about the technologies themselves but also clues to the context within which they are developed and used. New ideas, experimental projects, challenges and trends, substantive research, views on the future, and more, are discussed in the articles here. Eight categories of curated content provide both the latest news and the most important seminal works related to the technologies that have been studied in the Horizon Project.
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Who's Not Online: *In this special edition of HZ News, we are celebrating the New Media Consortium's 20th Anniversary ... Library
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What It Takes to Become an All Project-Based School: -... For one quickly growing network of schools, project-based learning is the crux of the entire ... Library
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Auburn schools reject state’s laptop choice, go with iPads for students: ... The Auburn, Maine School Department has opted to purchase tablet computers over laptops for ... Library
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Helping Youth Geek Out: Transforming Youth from Digital Consumers to Digital Makers: This article describes the role museums have in helping youth become digital makers rather than just digital consumers and describes some of the programs ... Library
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The Incredible Way A Michigan Physics Teacher Uses Google Glass: ... A physics teacher from Michigan took his pair of Google Glass(es) to CERN to check out the Large ... Library
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What Coding and Great Wine Have in Common: Computer science and coding literacy have become such a huge part of our daily lives and will be ... Library
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Online students and teachers are no different from the rest of academia: ... David Newton, a professor of business studies who teaches online discusses views of online ... Library
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Balboa Park Commons is Now Live: James Chute, U-T San Diego, 7 May 2013 ... Library
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Molding the next generation of computer scientists: Technology Education and Literacy in Schools (TEALS) was started by a software developer at Microsoft who began ... Library
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