I was reading yesterday about MySpace's plans for streaming video viewable on mobile phones. I think this kind of development just has to bring mobile phones into the educational mainstream that little bit quicker.

Should we bother to teach kids any facts? Don Tapscott think not, saying that all we need to do is ensure that they can use Google. It's an attractive argument, spoilt only by the fact that it's wrong...

Thanks go to Derek Wenmoth for blogging about this, thereby giving us the heads-up.

Here's a very brief commentary on the summary.

Well, this weekend I finally bit the bullet and did some maintenance work on this website. The changes were mainly on the menu, but I made a few other changes as well.

Read on if you're interested, or click here for a screenshot of the revamped menu.

Having recently announced the publication of the latest issue of Computers in Classrooms, here is the list of the contents.

Unfortunately, a malignant Fate has decreed that I will be unable to attend this prestigious event in person, although I may be able to attend virtually.

Here's a quick run-down of what's in store, if you're able to either attend or tune in this evening.