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Tech Trends 2010- Here is my current attempt at being a futurist... in 2009, I made a well-received presentation on the same topic... less than a year later, it is time to update!

Net Geners in School- Todays students have never known a world without networked digital technology... an they are going to be the parents of students in a few short years.

TAM in Schools- Technology integration is an old term that has not worked to transform education... I suggest we seek technology acceptance in our schools.

Wikimedia Commons- As Gary is creating graphics for use on various presentations, he is posting them here so that others may use them as well.

Science Books for Students- a collection of books and resources that are designed to use books written by scientists for general readers to support secondary science students.

Lulu Projects- a collection of "classic" works from the historic past that have influenced modern thinkers... after seeing these referenced so often in books I read, I decided to find versions in the public domain and read them. Because I like to gloss books (take notes including my questions and reactions in the margins), I have uploaded some to Lulu and print copies for myself... I will be uploading others as I find time.


My Web Presence > HackScience Home > FaceBook > PageFlakes > LinkedIn > Reading Recommendations Current Endeavors > Starting Line 2010 > Lulu Projects > Science Books for Students > Writing & Research > Teaching Documents > Tech Trends 2010 > Net Geners in School > TAM in Schools Old Endeavors > 30 Skills > Teaching > NELMS Blog > Old Web Resources > Essential Readings > Instructional Technology Portal > Pre-2010 Presentations About Gary Ackerman > Brief Biography > Resume > Curriculum Vitae > Educational Philosophy	HackScience.net is the site developed and maintained by Dr. Gary L. Ackerman, an educator who works with students and teachers to create meaningful learning environments through the use of information and computer technologies. Among my active projects in the early months of 2010 are: Tech Trends 2010- Here is my current attempt at being a futurist... in 2009, I made a well-received presentation on the same topic... less than a year later, it is time to update! Net Geners in School- Todays students have never known a world without networked digital technology... an they are going to be the parents of students in a few short years. TAM in Schools- Technology integration is an old term that has not worked to transform education... I suggest we seek technology acceptance in our schools. Wikimedia Commons- As Gary is creating graphics for use on various presentations, he is posting them here so that others may use them as well. Science Books for Students- a collection of books and resources that are designed to use books written by scientists for general readers to support secondary science students. Lulu Projects- a collection of "classic" works from the historic past that have influenced modern thinkers... after seeing these referenced so often in books I read, I decided to find versions in the public domain and read them. Because I like to gloss books (take notes including my questions and reactions in the margins), I have uploaded some to Lulu and print copies for myself... I will be uploading others as I find time.
variations of this site have been maintained since 2007... the most recent revision initiated in fall 2009... some materials are from Ackerman's previous web site most recent update to this page: February 6, 2010 (c) 2003-2010 Gary L. Ackerman