A US study finds younger internet users lose interest in blogging and switch to shorter and more mobile forms of communication. As the tools and technology embedded in social networking sites changed, and use of the sites continued to grow, young people appeared to be exchanging 'macro-blogging' for 'micro-blogging' with status updates, it concluded. BBC News, 4 February 2010.
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- Overview, Teacher education, AustraliaTeacher education is offered by universities and accredited non-government colleges. Teacher education programs lead to Bachelor Degree or postgraduate professional qualifications.
- Embracing screen-based learning in the classroomThe Making Of Modern Australia is a four-part series about social history, appearing on ABC television. The series is accompanied by an interactive website that allows ordinary people to upload their own stories and experiences of Australian history. The resource may be of particular interest to teachers and students of history, English and media.
- UA scientists using Facebook to build 6-12 learning toolA team of faculty at the University of Arizona in Tucson is building a new Facebook program intended to help middle and high school students learn how to teach themselves. The point of the research is to examine how students learn in a Web-based environment. The effort is part of the team's larger effort to build the International Internet Classroom, wh […]