Hack Education

2017

July

• Why Are Coding Bootcamps Going Out of Business?, 22 July, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 21 July, 2017
• 'Personalized Learning' and the Power of the Gates Foundation to Shape Education Policy, 18 July, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 14 July, 2017
• The History of Ed-Tech: What Went Wrong?, 8 July, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 7 July, 2017
• The Business of Ed-Tech: 2017 So Far, 1 July, 2017

June

• Hack Education Weekly News, 30 June, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 23 June, 2017
• The History of the Pedometer (and the Problems with Learning Analytics), 22 June, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 16 June, 2017
• 'The Brave Little Surveillance Bear' and Other Stories We Tell About Robots Raising Children, 15 June, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 9 June, 2017
• The Histories of Personalized Learning, 9 June, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 2 June, 2017

May

• Hack Education Weekly News, 26 May, 2017
• Education Technology as 'The New Normal', 24 May, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 19 May, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 12 May, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 5 May, 2017

April

• Hack Education Weekly News, 28 April, 2017
• Un-Annotated, 26 April, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 21 April, 2017
• Higher Education in the Disinformation Age, 20 April, 2017
• The Omidyar Network and the (Neoliberal) Future of Education, 14 April, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 14 April, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 7 April, 2017
• 'Education Technology's Completely Over', 7 April, 2017
• 'Technology-Enhanced Retention' and Other Ed-Tech Interventions, 5 April, 2017
• Why 'A Domain of One's Own' Matters (For the Future of Knowledge), 4 April, 2017
• The Top Ed-Tech Trends (Aren't 'Tech'), 3 April, 2017

March

• Hack Education Weekly News, 31 March, 2017
• Spencer Fellow!, 31 March, 2017
• Driverless Ed-Tech: The History of the Future of Automation in Education, 30 March, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 24 March, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 17 March, 2017
• Rationalizing Those 'Irrational' Fears of inBloom, 16 March, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 10 March, 2017
• The History of the Future of E-rate and Affordable Internet Access at Schools, 8 March, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 3 March, 2017
• What 'Counts' as Ed-Tech When Counting Venture Capital?, 1 March, 2017

February

• Hack Education Weekly News, 24 February, 2017
• Calling Education to a Count, 20 February, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 17 February, 2017
• What's on the Horizon (Still, Again, Always) for Ed-Tech, 16 February, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 10 February, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 3 February, 2017
• Ed-Tech in a Time of Trump, 2 February, 2017

January

• Hack Education Weekly News, 27 January, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 19 January, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 13 January, 2017
• Hack Education Weekly News, 6 January, 2017

2016

December

• What Happened in Ed-Tech in 2016 (And Who Paid for It)?, 31 December, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 30 December, 2016
• The Curse of the Monsters of Education Technology, 27 December, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 23 December, 2016
• Education Technology's Inequalities, 21 December, 2016
• Education Technology and the Ideology of Personalization, 19 December, 2016
• Education Technology and Data Insecurity, 17 December, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 16 December, 2016
• Education Technology and the History of the Future of Credentialing, 14 December, 2016
• Education Technology and the 'New Economy', 12 December, 2016
• Education Technology and the 'New' For-Profit Higher Education, 10 December, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 9 December, 2016
• Education Technology and the Promise of 'Free' and 'Open', 7 December, 2016
• The Business of Education Technology, 5 December, 2016
• The Politics of Education Technology, 3 December, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 2 December, 2016
• Education Technology and the Year of Wishful Thinking, 1 December, 2016

November

• Top Ed-Tech Trends: A Review, 30 November, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 25 November, 2016
• Support Hack Education, 20 November, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 18 November, 2016
• Education Technology Under Trump: A Syllabus, 17 November, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 11 November, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 4 November, 2016
• The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Issue a Press Release, 2 November, 2016

October

• Hack Education Weekly News, 28 October, 2016
• (This Is Not a Morphology of) The Monsters of Education Technology, 28 October, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 21 October, 2016
• Attending to the Digital, 21 October, 2016
• Peter Thiel and the Future (and Funding) of Education Technology, 16 October, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 14 October, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 7 October, 2016

September

• Hack Education Weekly News, 30 September, 2016
• Disciplining Education Technology, 28 September, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 23 September, 2016
• Re·Con·Figures: The Pigeons of Ed-tech, 22 September, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 16 September, 2016
• Clippy and the History of the Future of Educational Chatbots, 14 September, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 9 September, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 2 September, 2016

August

• Hack Education Weekly News, 26 August, 2016
• A Domain of One's Own in a Post-Ownership Society, 23 August, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 19 August, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 12 August, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 5 August, 2016

July

• Hack Education Weekly News, 29 July, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 22 July, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 15 July, 2016
• Memory Machines: Learning, Knowing, and Technological Change, 13 July, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 8 July, 2016
• (Marketing) Virtual Reality in Education: A History, 2 July, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 1 July, 2016

June

• Hack Education Weekly News, 24 June, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 17 June, 2016
• Ed-Tech and the Commercialization of School, 14 June, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 10 June, 2016
• Losing Our Pigeons, 8 June, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 3 June, 2016

May

• Hack Education Weekly News, 27 May, 2016
• The Rough Beasts of Ed-Tech, 26 May, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 20 May, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 13 May, 2016
• Identity, Power, and Education's Algorithms, 7 May, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 6 May, 2016
• Who's Investing in Ed-Tech (2010-2016), 3 May, 2016

April

• Hack Education Weekly News, 29 April, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 22 April, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 15 April, 2016
• The Ideology of the Blockchain (for Education), 14 April, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 8 April, 2016
• The Blockchain for Education: An Introduction, 7 April, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 1 April, 2016

March

• How Do Schools Affect Autodidacticism?, 29 March, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 25 March, 2016
• Roaming Autodidacts and Entrepreneurial (L)Earners: The Stories We Tell about Lifelong Learning, 25 March, 2016
• Indie Ed-Tech: Review the Revue, 22 March, 2016
• 'I Love My Label': Resisting the Pre-Packaged Sound in Ed-Tech, 18 March, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 18 March, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 11 March, 2016
• Some Thoughts on 'Coding' and 'Technical Ghettos', 5 March, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 4 March, 2016
• The Allure of 'Matrix-Style Learning', 2 March, 2016

February

• Hack Education Weekly News, 26 February, 2016
• An Invented History of Ed-Tech (Again), 25 February, 2016
• Blockchain for Education: A Research Project, 25 February, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 19 February, 2016
• Amazon's Plans for OER, 17 February, 2016
• An Invented History of Ed-Tech, 15 February, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 12 February, 2016
• What Do We Mean By 'Computer Science for All'?, 5 February, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 5 February, 2016

January

• Hack Education Weekly News, 29 January, 2016
• Coursera and MOOC Fees, 27 January, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 22 January, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 15 January, 2016
• Ed-Tech Patents: Prior Art and Learning Theories, 12 January, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 8 January, 2016
• Hack Education Weekly News, 1 January, 2016

2015

December

• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015, 26 December, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 25 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: The Business of Ed-Tech, 23 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: Indie Ed-Tech, 21 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: Social Media, Campus Activism, and Free Speech, 19 December, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 18 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: The Compulsion for Data, 16 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: Beyond the MOOC, 14 December, 2015
• Support Hack Education, 13 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: The Collapse of For-Profit Higher Education (Or Not), 12 December, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 11 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: Credits and Credentialing, 9 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: 'The Employability Narrative', 7 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: Standardized Testing, 5 December, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 4 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015: The Politics of Education Technology, 2 December, 2015
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2015, 1 December, 2015

November

• Hack Education Weekly News, 27 November, 2015
• Coding Bootcamps and the New For-Profit Higher Ed, 23 November, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 20 November, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 13 November, 2015
• My Latest Book: The Revenge of the Monsters of Education Technology, 9 November, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 6 November, 2015

October

• Hack Education Weekly News, 30 October, 2015
• My Latest Book: Claim Your Domain, 27 October, 2015
• Visualizing the Educational Industrial Complex (Poorly), 26 October, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 23 October, 2015
• The Algorithmic Future of Education, 22 October, 2015
• The Web We Need to Give Students, 19 October, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 17 October, 2015
• Technology Imperialism, the Californian Ideology, and the Future of Higher Education, 15 October, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 9 October, 2015
• Minimum Viable Ed-Tech: The VR Edition, 4 October, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 2 October, 2015

September

• Hack Education Weekly News, 25 September, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 18 September, 2015
• Ed-Tech Might Make Things Worse... So Now What?, 17 September, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 11 September, 2015
• Existing Digitally, 10 September, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 4 September, 2015

August

• Adopt A Department of Education Dataset, 28 August, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 28 August, 2015
• Trauma and Learning, 25 August, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 21 August, 2015
• And So, Without Ed-Tech Criticism..., 15 August, 2015
• Testing: Moving Beyond the Public Relations Battle, 14 August, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 14 August, 2015
• Teaching Machines and Turing Machines: The History of the Future of Labor and Learning, 10 August, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 7 August, 2015

July

• Ed-Tech Funding: The Year (The Data) So Far, 31 July, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 31 July, 2015
• Rethinking 'What Counts', 27 July, 2015
• AlphaSmart: A History of One of Ed-Tech's Favorite (Drop-Kickable) Writing Tools, 25 July, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 24 July, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 17 July, 2015
• How Teens Use Social Media, 16 July, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 10 July, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 3 July, 2015
• The Stories We Tell about Education Technology, 1 July, 2015

June

• Is It Time to Give Up on Computers in Schools?, 29 June, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 26 June, 2015
• It's About Ethics in Education Technology Journalism (and Procurement), 26 June, 2015
• Challenging MOOCs, 23 June, 2015
• No, Sesame Street Was Not the First MOOC, 21 June, 2015
• How Sputnik Launched Ed-Tech: The National Defense Education Act of 1958, 20 June, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 19 June, 2015
• Parents as Modern Learners, 16 June, 2015
• 'Ed-Tech': Not an Etymology, 13 June, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 12 June, 2015
• Learning Networks, Not Teaching Machines, 10 June, 2015
• Teaching by Television in American Samoa: A History, 6 June, 2015
• Hack Education Turns 5, 5 June, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 5 June, 2015
• Ed-Tech as Edutainment, 3 June, 2015
• Schooling and Snow Days, 2 June, 2015

May

• Ed-Tech Startup Funding (The Year So Far), 31 May, 2015
• What Happened to Educational Television: The Story of 'The Learning Channel', 30 May, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 29 May, 2015
• Virtual Field Trips and Education (Technology) Inequalities, 28 May, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 22 May, 2015
• Webcasting Open Courses: A Brief (Berkeley) History, 20 May, 2015
• What Are Games and Simulations Good For?, 18 May, 2015
• Ed-Tech and the Californian Ideology, 17 May, 2015
• Education Technology and/as Ideology, 17 May, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 15 May, 2015
• The Flying Classroom: The Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction, 14 May, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 9 May, 2015
• The Golden Lasso of Education Technology, 8 May, 2015
• Anonymous Messaging Apps on Campus, 3 May, 2015
• Memory Machines: Education Technology Without the Memex, 2 May, 2015
• Ed-Tech Startup Funding (The Year So Far), 1 May, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 1 May, 2015

April

• Proto-MOOCs: Educational Films, 30 April, 2015
• The Memex: Memory and Ed-Tech, 29 April, 2015
• Transcript: Sal Khan's History of Education, 27 April, 2015
• The Invented History of 'The Factory Model of Education', 25 April, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 24 April, 2015
• The Industrial Era School, 21 April, 2015
• Raising (and Educating) 'Free Range Kids', 19 April, 2015
• The History of the Future of the Push-Button School, 18 April, 2015
• The Algorithmization of Instruction, 18 April, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 17 April, 2015
• The Subversiveness of Ed-Tech, 17 April, 2015
• Ed-Tech as Imitatio, 17 April, 2015
• Data and Diplomas: On LinkedIn's Acquisition of Lynda.com, 13 April, 2015
• A History of MOOCs: Mythology and Wikiality, 12 April, 2015
• Lego Mindstorms: A History of Educational Robots, 10 April, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 10 April, 2015
• Ed-Tech's Inequalities, 8 April, 2015
• Education Technology and the Hidden Curriculum of Work, 7 April, 2015
• Education in Science Fiction, 5 April, 2015
• Making Ed-Tech Predictions: The 2015 Edition, 5 April, 2015
• Buckminster Fuller and Education's Automation, 4 April, 2015
• Ed-Tech Startup Funding (Q1 2015), 3 April, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 3 April, 2015

March

• Gordon Pask's Adaptive Teaching Machines, 28 March, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 27 March, 2015
• Techno Fantasies, 26 March, 2015
• Doxxing to Defend Student Privacy, 21 March, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 20 March, 2015
• SRA Cards: A History of Programmed Instruction and Personalization, 19 March, 2015
• Pearson, PARCC, Privacy, Surveillance, & Trust, 17 March, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 13 March, 2015
• A Brief History of Calculators in the Classroom, 12 March, 2015
• Men (Still) Explain Technology to Me: Gender and Education Technology, 11 March, 2015
• Will an 'Hour of Code' Change Schools?, 9 March, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 6 March, 2015
• From Lunchboxes to Laptops: How Maine Went One-to-One, 2 March, 2015
• Moving Beyond Personalized Instruction, 1 March, 2015

February

• Hack Education Weekly News, 27 February, 2015
• How Steve Jobs Brought the Apple II to the Classroom, 25 February, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 21 February, 2015
• The History of the Future of Education, 19 February, 2015
• The Horizon Report: A History of Ed-Tech Predictions, 17 February, 2015
• It's Gonna Take More Than a 'Genius Hour', 14 February, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 13 February, 2015
• (25 Years Ago) The First School One-to-One Laptop Program, 12 February, 2015
• Education Technology and Skinner's Box, 10 February, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 6 February, 2015
• Who's Investing in Ed-Tech? (2015), 5 February, 2015
• The Automatic Teacher, 4 February, 2015
• The First Teaching Machines, 3 February, 2015

January

• Ed-Tech Investments: January 2015, 31 January, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 30 January, 2015
• Multiple Choice and Testing Machines: A History, 27 January, 2015
• Separating Education Research from Marketing, 26 January, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 23 January, 2015
• A Hippocratic Oath for Ed-Tech, 21 January, 2015
• Draw Me: A History of MOOCs, 20 January, 2015
• What Do We Mean By Open Education, 16 January, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 16 January, 2015
• Openness and Ownership: Who Owns School Work?, 14 January, 2015
• Speak & Spell: A History, 13 January, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 9 January, 2015
• The Language of Leadership, 9 January, 2015
• Why (Not) Wearables, 6 January, 2015
• Hack Education Weekly News, 2 January, 2015

2014

December

• Most Popular Posts of 2014, 31 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Startups of 2014, 29 December, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News, 26 December, 2014
• The Pigeons of Ed-Tech, 25 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014, 22 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: #Fail, 20 December, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News, 19 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: Social Justice, 18 December, 2014
• Is Twitter the Best Option for Online Professional Development?, 17 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: The Indie Web, 16 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: Data and Privacy, 15 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: The Common Core State Standards, 13 December, 2014
• Support Hack Education, 12 December, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News, 12 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: Competencies and Certificates, 11 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: MOOCs, Outsourcing, and Online Education, 9 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: School and "Skills", 6 December, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: FBI Seizes LAUSD iPad Documents, 5 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: The Business of Ed-Tech, 4 December, 2014
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2014: Buzzwords, 2 December, 2014
• The Monsters of Education Technology, 1 December, 2014

November

• Hack Education Weekly News: #Ferguson, 28 November, 2014
• Protecting Student Privacy through More Transparency, 25 November, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Feminist Hacker Barbie, 21 November, 2014
• Competency-Based Education: A Primer, 20 November, 2014
• Men Explain Technology to Me: On Gender, Ed-Tech, and the Refusal to Be Silent, 18 November, 2014
• From "Open" to Justice #OpenCon2014, 16 November, 2014
• Digital Labor & Geographies of Crisis #DL14, 15 November, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Free MOOC Credentials for Veterans, 14 November, 2014
• Reading and Research in the Age of Wikipedia, 13 November, 2014
• Convivial Tools in an Age of Surveillance, 13 November, 2014
• New Literacies in the Classroom, 11 November, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: US Midterm Elections, 7 November, 2014
• The Future of Education: Programmed or Programmable, 4 November, 2014
• Maggie's Digital Content Farm, 4 November, 2014

October

• Hack Education Weekly News: "Gainful Employment" Rules and More, 31 October, 2014
• Teaching and Learning in the Midst of Crisis, 30 October, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: UNC Cheaters and Keene State Rioters, 24 October, 2014
• How Do We Measure "Innovation"?, 23 October, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Yes, #Gamergate is an Ed-Tech Issue, 17 October, 2014
• What Should School Leaders Know About Gamification?, 14 October, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Malala Yousafzai Wins the Nobel Peace Prize, 10 October, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Iris Scans, Ebola Panic, and Student Protests, 3 October, 2014

September

• Ed-Tech Imperialism and the XPRIZE for Global Learning, 28 September, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: The MOOC Backlash Backlash, 26 September, 2014
• How Will the Ed-Tech Industry Shape Student Reading?, 24 September, 2014
• Teacher Wars and Teaching Machines, 21 September, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: LAUSD, iPads, and Grenade Launchers, 19 September, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Apple's Smartwatch (and What It Says about Ed-Tech Bloggers), 12 September, 2014
• The Problem with "Personalization", 11 September, 2014
• Teaching Machines: A Brief History of "Teaching at Scale" #t509Massive, 10 September, 2014
• What Should School Leaders Know About Adaptive Learning?, 9 September, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Coursera and Ed-Tech Data Security, 5 September, 2014
• Beyond the LMS, 5 September, 2014
• Ed-Tech's Monsters #ALTC, 3 September, 2014
• From the Quantified Student to the Quantified Self, 2 September, 2014

August

• Hack Education Weekly News: The Great LAUSD iPad Saga Continues, 29 August, 2014
• Most Anticipated Back-to-School Technology (2014), 28 August, 2014
• MOOCs: An Introduction, 26 August, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: #Ferguson, 22 August, 2014
• Rethinking Assessment: Pearson and "Efficacy", 21 August, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Carpe Diem, 15 August, 2014
• Google Classroom and the Teaching Machine, 12 August, 2014
• Intelligence and Influence: On Education Ranking Systems, 8 August, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: $30 Million More for Edmodo, 8 August, 2014
• What Does (and Doesn't) Progressive Education Plus Technology Look Like? Thoughts on AltSchool, 7 August, 2014
• Most Anticipated Back-to-School Tech (Survey), 4 August, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Lawsuits, Acquisitions, and Homophones, 1 August, 2014

July

• Student Data, Privacy, Ideology, and Context-less-ness, 31 July, 2014
• Student Data, Algorithms, Ideology, and Identity-less-ness, 30 July, 2014
• Student Data vs Student Privacy, 28 July, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Rand Paul Loves Khan Academy and Classrooms of 2 Million Students, 25 July, 2014
• Ed-Tech and the Templated Self: Thoughts from the "Reclaim Your Domain" Hackathon, 22 July, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: BS, the New LMS, 18 July, 2014
• 2010-2011 Ed-Tech Startups: Where Are They Now (Updated), 16 July, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: The #MassiveTeaching MOOC Mystery, 11 July, 2014
• Teens in Public and Online: It's Complicated, 9 July, 2014
• Tablets vs Laptops: Why This Is (Often) The Wrong Debate, 8 July, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Reading Rainbow's Record-breaking Kickstarter, 4 July, 2014
• The History of "Personalization" and Teaching Machines, 2 July, 2014

June

• Hack Education Weekly News: Yes, There is a Student Loan Crisis, 28 June, 2014
• The History of Ed-Tech via Patent Applications, 22 June, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Starbucks "Free College Tuition" PR Campaign, 20 June, 2014
• Un-Fathom-able: The Hidden History of Ed-Tech #CETIS14, 18 June, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Teacher Tenure and the Turing Test, 13 June, 2014
• No Really, What Should Technologists Know About Education?, 7 June, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Senior Pranks and the School-to-Prison Pipeline, 6 June, 2014
• #YesAllWomen and Ed-Tech Conferences, or Why ISTE is Unsafe, 4 June, 2014

May

• Hack Education Weekly News: Reading Rainbow's Millions, Zuckerberg's Millions, and More, 30 May, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Fires, Acquisitions, and Innovation Prizes, 23 May, 2014
• The Future of Ed-Tech is a Reclamation Project #DLFAB, 22 May, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC Magic! MOOC Disruption!, 17 May, 2014
• Against "Innovation" #CNIE2014, 14 May, 2014
• Robots and Education Labor #bccagora, 10 May, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Pearson Wins Major CCSS Standardized Testing Contract. Shocker., 9 May, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Louis CK vs the Common Core, 2 May, 2014

April

• Hack Education Weekly News: The End of Net Neutrality?, 25 April, 2014
• Beneath the Cobblestones... A Domain of One's Own, 25 April, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Udacity Charges for Certificates, a Harry Potter MOOC, and Other Ed-Tech "Magic Formulas", 18 April, 2014
• Educating Modern Learners Is Live!, 16 April, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Heartbleed, Data Insecurity, But Lots of Money for Ed-Tech Startups Nonetheless, 11 April, 2014
• Engaging Flexible Learning #bcdl2014, 9 April, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: The End of InBloom?, 4 April, 2014
• This Is Not a Test (This Is a Review of José Vilson's New Book), 2 April, 2014

March

• Hack Education Weekly News: College Football Players Win Bid to Unionize, 28 March, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Knowledge Pills and Other Ed-Tech Quackery, 21 March, 2014
• (How) Should Startups Compensate Schools and Teachers for their Feedback?, 15 March, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Happy 25th Anniversary, World Wide Web, 14 March, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: A New SAT, New Amplify Curriculum, and More from the SXSWedu Circus, 8 March, 2014
• SXSWedu. This Again., 7 March, 2014

February

• Hack Education Weekly News: Facebook's Online Education Plans for Rwanda, 28 February, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs, Money, and the Looming Clown Shortage, 21 February, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: Harvard Alumni-only MOOCs, Pearson-based Badges, and Flappy Bert, 14 February, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: A Creationism Debate, Seriously?!, 7 February, 2014
• The History of the Future of Ed-Tech, 4 February, 2014

January

• Hack Education Weekly News: If MOOCs are Outlawed, Only Outlaws..., 31 January, 2014
• The Privileged Voices in Education #Educon, 26 January, 2014
• The Hype and Hope of MOOCs #moocdebate [Storified], 25 January, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC Research and More, 25 January, 2014
• Announcing "Educating Modern Learners", 21 January, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: RIP "The Professor," RIP Net Neutrality?, 17 January, 2014
• The State of "Open" (2013), 14 January, 2014
• Education APIs: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (API Days Paris 2013), 14 January, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Polar Vortex, 10 January, 2014
• On Listing Education Innovators and Intellectuals, 9 January, 2014
• Predictions, 7 January, 2014
• Hack Education Weekly News: A Temporary Reprieve for City College of San Francisco in Accreditation Fight, 3 January, 2014

2013

December

• Hack Education's Most Popular Posts of 2013, 30 December, 2013
• Top 10 Ed-Tech Startups of 2013, 29 December, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: A Week Without MOOC News!, 27 December, 2013
• Support Hack Education, 24 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013, 23 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: The Business of Ed-Tech, 23 December, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Big Bucks for DreamBox Learning, Knewton, Khan Academy, 20 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: What Counts "For Credit", 19 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: The Battle for "Open", 16 December, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Pearson's $7.7 Million Settlement, the "Hour of Code," and More, 13 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: Data vs Privacy, 11 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: Hardware, 9 December, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: PISA Scores Confirm that [Fill in the Blank with Education Narrative of Your Choice], 8 December, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: Coding and "Making", 4 December, 2013

November

• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: MOOCs and Anti-MOOCs, 29 November, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Chicago Public Schools Ditch inBloom, 29 November, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: Standards, 26 November, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: $20 Million More for Coursera, 22 November, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: The Politics of Education/Technology, 20 November, 2013
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2013: "Zombie Ideas" (Ed-Tech Ideas That Refuse to Die Even Though We Know They're Monstrous), 18 November, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Google Wins Book-Scanning Lawsuit, Udacity "Pivots," and More, 15 November, 2013
• Why We Shouldn't Celebrate Udacity's "Pivot", 14 November, 2013
• Google Play for Education: Google's Challenge to Apple's Edu Tablet Monopoly, 13 November, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Intel Buys Kno, Another School District Ditches inBloom, and More, 9 November, 2013
• The Education Apocalypse #opened13, 7 November, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: RIP Edna Krabappel, 1 November, 2013

October

• Hack Education Weekly News: Coursera Turns 2, 25 October, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Textbook-Delivery Drones, 18 October, 2013
• Student Data is the New Oil: MOOCs, Metaphor, and Money, 17 October, 2013
• A Future With Only 10 Universities (Minding the Future, #OpenVA), 15 October, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: K12 Stock (Down), Tablet Initiatives (Canceled), and the Federal Government (Still Closed), 11 October, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Government Shutdown Edition, 4 October, 2013
• Hooray! Students Are "Hacking" Their iPads, 2 October, 2013

September

• The Dangerous Politics of Ed-Tech (Investment), 27 September, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Students "Hack" Their iPads, the MacArthur Genius Grants, and More, 27 September, 2013
• Technology, Progressive Education, and Diane Ravitch's Reign of Error, 20 September, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Death of an Adjunct, The School Revolution, and More, 20 September, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs, Pink Slime, Voyager I, and Other Edu-Engineering Marvels, 13 September, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Zombie MOOCs, MOOC Defectors, and Other Ed-Tech Drama, 6 September, 2013

August

• Hack Education Weekly News: The Trump University Bait-and-Switch, Magical MOOC Numbers, and More, 30 August, 2013
• Most Anticipated Back-to-School Technology Tools (2013), 29 August, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Obama's Plans for Higher Education, the Amount of "Stuf" in Oreo Double Stuf Cookies, and Other Disappointments, 23 August, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Chegg's IPO, Amazon's Textbook Terms of Service, and More, 16 August, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Common Core Tests, NCLB Waivers, Shark Week, MOOCs, and More, 9 August, 2013
• Most Anticipated Back-To-School Technology (Survey), 8 August, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Caine Retires from Caine's Arcade, 2 August, 2013

July

• Visiting Seymour, 30 July, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Costs of Common Core Tests and of Dissertation Embargoes, 28 July, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs on Pause, OLPC Tablets at Walmart, and More, 19 July, 2013
• Learning Analytics: A Friday Night Rant, 13 July, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Shark Week, 12 July, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Updates to COPPA, Cengage's Bankruptcy, and More, 5 July, 2013

June

• Hack Education Weekly News: The Supreme Court, Bitmaker Labs, ISTE, and More, 28 June, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: LAUSD's $30 Million iPad Order, 23 June, 2013
• On (Not) Missing ISTE 2013, 22 June, 2013
• The LMS as Portal: InstructureCon Keynote, 19 June, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC Clickers, MOOC Swag, and the Worst MOOC Startup Name Ever, 14 June, 2013
• Data, Surveillance, and Teaching Machines, 11 June, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Data Data Data, 7 June, 2013

May

• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC State University, 31 May, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Chicago Closes 49 Public Schools and edX Expands to 15 New Ones, 25 May, 2013
• The Myth and the Millennialism of "Disruptive Innovation", 24 May, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: A MOOC Master's Degree, 18 May, 2013
• Google Play for Education Versus..., 17 May, 2013
• The Comments Are Closed, 16 May, 2013
• On 'Viral" Education Videos, 13 May, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs and Anti-MOOCs, 10 May, 2013
• Coursera, Chegg, and the Education Enclosure Movement, 8 May, 2013
• Foundations of Education Technology (A MOOC Proposal), 7 May, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC Expansions, MOOC Refusals, and Felonious High School Science, 4 May, 2013
• [Expletive Deleted] Ed-Tech #Edinnovation, 4 May, 2013

April

• The 3 Laws of Ed-Tech Robotics #TEDxNYED, 29 April, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Maine No Longer Apple-Only for Its 1:1 Laptop Initiative, 28 April, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Digital Public Library of America Launches, 20 April, 2013
• Don't Go Back to School... Or Do, 16 April, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Elsevier Buys Mendeley, edX Expands in California, and More, 12 April, 2013
• Reclaim Your Domain: A #ReclaimOpen Hackathon Project, 11 April, 2013
• On "Hacking" Education, 11 April, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Robot-Graders, MOOCs, and a Professor-Free University, 5 April, 2013
• More Details on InBloom's Plans for Student Data, 4 April, 2013

March

• Hack Education Weekly News: Chicago Public Schools' Protests, Zuckerberg's SuperPAC, Goodreads' Acquisition, 29 March, 2013
• Click Here to Save Education: Evgeny Morozov and Ed-Tech Solutionism, 26 March, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Australia Gets a MOOC Platform, Chicago Closes 54 Public Schools, 24 March, 2013
• What Impact Have MOOCs Had on Open Courseware?, 22 March, 2013
• 2010-2011 Ed-Tech Startups: Where Are They Now?, 20 March, 2013
• The Ed-Tech Startup Crunch, 17 March, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs, Badges, RSS, and Twinkies, 15 March, 2013
• "And This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things...", 14 March, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: "Stealing School," SXSWedu, and News Corp's Education Tablet , 9 March, 2013
• Whose Learning Is It Anyway? (WebWise 2013), 8 March, 2013
• The Weirdness of SXSWedu, 8 March, 2013
• Hacking at Education: TED, Technology Entrepreneurship, Uncollege, and the Hole in the Wall, 3 March, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Coding, Sequestration, and a School in the Cloud, 1 March, 2013

February

• Who Owns Your Education Data? #ETMOOC, 26 February, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC Joiners, MOOC Quitters, and More, 22 February, 2013
• Disrupting Higher Education, Trinity College (Storified), 20 February, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: The State of the Ed-Tech Union Is..., 15 February, 2013
• Electric Cars and Education: Data, Journalism, and "The Truth", 15 February, 2013
• Whose Education Data Is It?, 13 February, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 12 February, 2013
• Building a Student Data Infrastructure: Privacy, Transparency and the Gates Foundation-Funded inBloom, 10 February, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Coursera Course Cancellations and Credit Recommendations, 8 February, 2013
• The Case for a Campus Makerspace, 6 February, 2013
• The Politics of Ed-Tech (Continued), 3 February, 2013
• The Hack Education Weekly(-ish) Podcast, 2 February, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: The University of Phoenix Patents the Educational News Feed (Wait, What?), 1 February, 2013

January

• Educon 2.5: The Politics of Ed-Tech (Storified), 29 January, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOC2Degree, a MOOC from MIT's Walter Lewin, and More, 25 January, 2013
• Hacking the Learners' Bill of Rights, 23 January, 2013
• A Bill of Rights and Principles for Learning in the Digital Age, 23 January, 2013
• Welcome to Twitter, @horse_edubooks! (My First Twitter Bot), 20 January, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs for Credit, 18 January, 2013
• Hack Education Podcast, 16 January, 2013
• "MOOCs" for Credit Come to California, 15 January, 2013
• Update, 14 January, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: RFID, Robots, and Rhee, 11 January, 2013
• Further Thoughts from Rebooting CA Higher Education, 9 January, 2013
• Rebooting California Higher Education (Storified), 8 January, 2013
• Mindstorms EV3: LEGO Education Unveils Its Next Generation Robotics Platform, 6 January, 2013
• Hack Education Weekly News: Newark Releases Emails about Zuckerberg's $100 Million Donation, 4 January, 2013
• On Open Government, Education Data, and PDFs, 3 January, 2013
• Why I'm Not Making Ed-Tech Predictions for 2013, 1 January, 2013

2012

December

• Hack Education's Most Popular Posts of 2012, 30 December, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Pearson, PARCC, and the Public Domain, 28 December, 2012
• Hack Education Projects for 2013, 28 December, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 27 December, 2012
• Top 10 Ed-Tech Startups of 2012, 21 December, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: An Updated COPPA, A Liberated Textbook Catalog, and (Of Course) More MOOCs, 21 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012, 20 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Politics of Ed-Tech, 19 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: Automation and Artificial Intelligence, 18 December, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: UC's New Logo, Newtown, and FutureLearn, 16 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Platforming of Education, 12 December, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 12 December, 2012
• Ed Startup 101: The Final Hangout of 2012, 12 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: Education Data and Learning Analytics, 9 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Battle to Open Textbooks, 7 December, 2012
• Support Hack Education, 7 December, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Coursera Career Services, OLPC Cancellations, and More, 7 December, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: MOOCs, 3 December, 2012

November

• Beyond the Textbook (Storified), 30 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Graduation Rates, Advertising and Assessment Expenditures, 29 November, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Flipped Classroom, 28 November, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: Learning to Code, 27 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 26 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: RFIDs, MOOCs, Elmo, ALEC and the CCSS, 23 November, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Maker Movement, 21 November, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Business of Ed-Tech, 19 November, 2012
• Learning Experiences: The Tin Can API, 19 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Anti-MOOCs, Gates Foundation Money for MOOCs, and MOOCs for Credit, 16 November, 2012
• "Binders Full of Teachers" and Other Education-Related Election Memes That Weren't, 15 November, 2012
• Why Tablets?, 14 November, 2012
• Top Ed-Tech Trends: What's Changed from 2011 to 2012?, 13 November, 2012
• How Should We Respond to Teens' Racist Tweets?, 11 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 11 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Election Results and More, 9 November, 2012
• Word Count, 8 November, 2012
• Venture Capital and the Future of Open Education, 6 November, 2012
• An #Eduhistory Book Club, 5 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 4 November, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Hurricane Sandy, MOOCs for Credit, and the Sale of Star Wars, 2 November, 2012
• Don't Know Much about History (of Education), 1 November, 2012

October

• The LMS Instructure Enters the MOOC Fray, 31 October, 2012
• New & Noteworthy Educational Apps, October 2012, 31 October, 2012
• Why "Is There an Ed-Tech Bubble?" Is the Wrong Question, 29 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 28 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Minnesota Clarifies Its Ban on MOOCs, 26 October, 2012
• The Obstacles to OER, 25 October, 2012
• Reading the Terms of Service for Educational Sites (Or Not), 24 October, 2012
• Education, Technology "Journalism," and the Apple PR Machine, 24 October, 2012
• Hacking the Textbook (Open), 23 October, 2012
• Publishing Outside the Academy (THATCamp Hybrid Pedagogy), 21 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: University of Texas Joins edX, Blackboard CEO Steps Down, 19 October, 2012
• Open Education 2012, Storified, 18 October, 2012
• Gardner Campbell, J. Alfred Prufrock, & the Ecologies of Yearning, 16 October, 2012
• On Naming Names and Calling Out Trolls, 15 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 14 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Malala, 12 October, 2012
• Profits, Lies, and Education Innovation , 11 October, 2012
• Who's Investing in Ed-Tech?: Tech Investors and Their Education Portfolios, 10 October, 2012
• ALEC, Ed-Tech, and the Privatization of Education, 8 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 7 October, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Pearson CEO to Step Down, Big Bird's Job Also Threatened, 5 October, 2012
• What Can We Learn From USV's "Research" into Online Education, 4 October, 2012
• Ginkgotree: Digital Course Packets Made Easier, 3 October, 2012
• Enlisted, 2 October, 2012
• A "Consumer Reports" for Ed-Tech?, 1 October, 2012

September

• New & Noteworthy Educational Apps, September 2012, 30 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 29 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Learnable Programming, SAT Scores, and Open Textbooks, 28 September, 2012
• Jailbreaking My Transcript: Hands on with Degreed, 27 September, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 5, 26 September, 2012
• Pathbrite and Digital Portfolios, 24 September, 2012
• "The Audrey Test," Part 2: What Educators Need to Know about Tech, 23 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 23 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: More Schools Join Coursera, More Felony Charges for Aaron Swartz, 21 September, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 4, 20 September, 2012
• FOMO (The Fear of Missing Out) and MOOCs, 19 September, 2012
• What Do We Mean By "Open"?, 18 September, 2012
• Google Summer of Code Gives College Students Hands-On Experience with Open Source Projects, 17 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 15 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Strike!, 14 September, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 3, 13 September, 2012
• Techcrunch Disrupt, Storified, 10 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 8 September, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 2 (Part 3: Other Resources), 8 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Big Funding for Desire2Learn, Big Fail for School of One, 7 September, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 2 (Part 2: "Some Startups We Love"), 6 September, 2012
• Elsewhere..., 6 September, 2012
• Aggregation Without Attribution, 5 September, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 2, 5 September, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 4 September, 2012
• Most-Anticipated Back-to-School Tech Tools (2012), 4 September, 2012
• SmarterCookie: Peer Feedback on Your Teaching, 3 September, 2012

August

• Hack Education Weekly News: MTT2K Winners, Newt's MOOC, and Harvard's Cheaters, 31 August, 2012
• New & Noteworthy Educational Apps, August 2012, 30 August, 2012
• The Real Reason I Dropped Out of a PhD Program, 29 August, 2012
• OER Usage (A Survey), 28 August, 2012
• Bundling Textbook Costs with Tuition, 28 August, 2012
• The Problems with Coursera's Peer Assessments, 27 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 27 August, 2012
• Ed Startup 101, Week 1, 27 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: California State University System Outsources Online Education to Pearson, 24 August, 2012
• OER Types, Topics, and Licensing - By the Numbers, 23 August, 2012
• OER Repositories & Directories, 22 August, 2012
• The Mechanical MOOC, 21 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 20 August, 2012
• Practicing Grammar with NoRedInk, 18 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Running Mates, Scrabble Cheaters, and Khan Academy's CS Curriculum, 17 August, 2012
• A "Social," Free and Openly-Licensed Intro to Sociology Textbook, 16 August, 2012
• OER Use, Reuse and Remixing, 15 August, 2012
• Who's Reading Your Research? Academia.edu Offers an Analytics Dashboard For Scholars, 15 August, 2012
• A Twist on Video-Based Education: MIT's New "Reality TV" Show, 14 August, 2012
• Former Flip Video Execs Launch Educational Video Platform, 14 August, 2012
• 6.003z: A Learner-Created MOOC Spins Out of MITx, 14 August, 2012
• #MOOCMOOC, 12 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Curiosity on Mars, 10 August, 2012
• The Banality of Textbooks, 8 August, 2012
• Designing Education Hackathons, 6 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 5 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Irreplaceable Teachers, Pepper-spraying Cops, For-Profit Schools' Profits, and More, 3 August, 2012
• LDT Expo 2012, Storified, 3 August, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 3 August, 2012
• Why Should Techies Care About Education Theory?, 2 August, 2012

July

• New & Noteworthy Educational Apps, July 2012 , 30 July, 2012
• Most Anticipated Back-to-School Tech Tool? (Survey), 29 July, 2012
• Programming Notes, 29 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: RIP Sally Ride and the Weekly Reader, 27 July, 2012
• Apple's (Q3) Education Outlook, 25 July, 2012
• News Corp Rebrands Its Education Division, But Is It Enough for Schools to Trust It?, 24 July, 2012
• Massive MOOC Dropouts: Are We Really Okay With That?, 23 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: MOOCs, Microsoft, Money, and More, 20 July, 2012
• OSCON 2012 and EDU (Day 2), 19 July, 2012
• More MOOCs, Storified, 19 July, 2012
• Edmodo's New $25 Million Investment: What It Means for Schools, 19 July, 2012
• OSCON 2012 and EDU (Day 1), 18 July, 2012
• Considering Coursera's Expansion, 17 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 16 July, 2012
• GitHub for Education, Revisited, 16 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: The Freeh Report, the Freedom Stick, the Imagine Cup, and More, 13 July, 2012
• Education Technology as Content Delivery, 12 July, 2012
• (Edu)Clipping, Pinning, Linking and Sharing Educational Resources, 11 July, 2012
• Hacking Schooling: One Week, One "Book", 10 July, 2012
• Whose Data Is It Anyway?, 9 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast (and Newsletter!), 9 July, 2012
• Fidelis: College, Networks, and the Transition from Military to Civilian Life, 8 July, 2012
• What Can We Learn About #ISTE12 Through Twitter, Part 2, 7 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Higgslike Particles, Gainful Employment Rules, and a Bar Exam for Teachers, 6 July, 2012
• Critiquing Khan Academy: Teacher Theater and the Power of Satire, 4 July, 2012
• Who Will Benefit from Badges (and Other New Forms of Credentialing)? , 3 July, 2012
• LearningJar: Tracking What You (Need to) Learn, 3 July, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 2 July, 2012

June

• New & Noteworthy Educational Apps, June 2012, 30 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: UVA, ISTE, ACA, MTT2K and More, 29 June, 2012
• What Can We Learn About #ISTE12 Through Twitter?, 29 June, 2012
• MonkeyGram: LaunchPad Toys' Latest Storytelling App, 28 June, 2012
• Google IO and the "Education Story", 28 June, 2012
• The ISTE 2012 Exhibit Hall & the State of Data Portability in Education , 27 June, 2012
• ISTE 2012, Storified, 26 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 24 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: The University of Virginia and the Future of Public Education, 22 June, 2012
• Ed-Tech and the 3 Laws of Robotics, 22 June, 2012
• UniversityNow and the Mythologies of Higher Ed, 21 June, 2012
• CodeNow: This is What Democratizing "Learning to Code" Looks Like, 20 June, 2012
• ISTE 2012: Looking Back, Looking Forward, 19 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 16 June, 2012
• Instructure Canvas, Now With Learning Analytics, 15 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: School Lunch Blog Censorship, Anti-Texbook-Sharing Patents, and Untinkerable MacBooks, 15 June, 2012
• An Edu-Blogger Survey, 14 June, 2012
• Launch Education & Kids, Storified, 13 June, 2012
• RIP White MacBook: The Future of Apple Computers at School, 12 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 11 June, 2012
• Hands-on with the New Google Chromebook, 8 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly News: Ray Bradbury and the Venus Transit, 8 June, 2012
• The Language of MOOCs, 7 June, 2012
• An Outsider in the University Library, 7 June, 2012
• LearnZillion: Video Lessons for Students, Professional Development for Teachers, 5 June, 2012
• Hack Education Turns 2!, 5 June, 2012
• Will Facebook Help Us Rethink COPPA?, 4 June, 2012
• What Lies Beneath: Some Thoughts on MOOCs' Tech Infrastructure, 4 June, 2012
• Edmodo Makes the Move from Social Network to Education Platform, 3 June, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 2 June, 2012
• This Week in Ed-Tech News: Estimating the Costs of the Common Core, 1 June, 2012

May

• New & Noteworthy Educational Apps, May 2012, 31 May, 2012
• Inkling Finally Brings Its Interactive Textbooks to the Web, 30 May, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Podcast, 29 May, 2012
• Entrepreneurship and Education, 29 May, 2012
• Coursera's CS101: A (Complete!) Course Evaluation, 29 May, 2012
• This Week in Ed-Tech News: Making More Makers, 25 May, 2012
• Open Education Summit, Storified, 24 May, 2012
• On Graduation Speeches and YouTube, 24 May, 2012
• Maker Faire 2012, Storified, 24 May, 2012
• Grockit Launches Learnist, a Pinterest for Education, 24 May, 2012
• LearnSprout: Breaking Down Education's Data Silos, 23 May, 2012
• What Is "Ed-Tech"?, 19 May, 2012
• This Week in Ed-Tech News: Google's Knowledge Graph and Facebook's IPO, 18 May, 2012
• Crowdfunding the "Ungluing" of E-Books, 17 May, 2012
• LibraryBox: A P2P, DIY Library, 16 May, 2012
• More Digital Textbooks For Sale in More College Bookstores (So What?), 15 May, 2012
• TeachBoost: A Teacher Evaluation and Teacher Development Tool, 14 May, 2012
• Paying to Learn (to Program), 14 May, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast, 14 May, 2012
• Edshelf: An Educational App Directory for Teachers, 13 May, 2012
• The Week in Ed-Tech News: RIP Maurice Sendak, 11 May, 2012
• Why Is Mathalicious Raising Money on Kickstarter?, 10 May, 2012
• 5 Things I've Learned From MOOCs About How I Learn , 9 May, 2012
• Updates, 8 May, 2012
• When Schools' Internet Filters Follow You Home, 7 May, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast, 6 May, 2012
• The Week in Ed-Tech News: Harvard plus MITx, Microsoft plus Barnes & Noble, and more, 5 May, 2012
• Learning Analytics: Lots of Education Data... Now What?, 4 May, 2012
• Learning Analytics and Knowledge 2012 (#LAK12), Storified, 3 May, 2012
• MITx + Harvard = edX, 2 May, 2012
• What Tech in Schools Really Looks Like, 1 May, 2012

April

• The Quantified Self and Learning Analytics, 30 April, 2012
• On Not Sending The Kid To College, 30 April, 2012
• Hack Education Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast, 29 April, 2012
• The Week in Ed-Tech News: The Launch of TED-Ed, DIY, and Google Drive, 28 April, 2012
• My Month Without Tech Blogs, 28 April, 2012
• Google Apps for Education: When Will It Replace the LMS?, 26 April, 2012
• Pineapples, Robot Graders, and Standardized Testing in Higher Ed, 25 April, 2012
• Cutting Computer Science Departments/Teaching More Students to Program?, 24 April, 2012
• Google Apps for Education and the New Google Drive, 24 April, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 23 April, 2012
• Instagrok: A (Re)Search Engine for Education, 23 April, 2012
• Scaling College Composition, 22 April, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Education's Davos, Pineapple-gate, the UC Davis Pepper Spray Report, and More, 21 April, 2012
• Your Silence Will Not Protect You, and Other Thoughts from the #EISummit, 20 April, 2012
• Building a Better Wikipedia with the Help of College Students, 19 April, 2012
• Coursera, the Other Stanford MOOC Startup, Officially Launches with More Poetry Classes, Fewer Robo-Graders, 18 April, 2012
• Tapikeo: An Open-Ended Learning App, 17 April, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 16 April, 2012
• Tossing Sabots into the Automated Essay Grading Machine, 15 April, 2012
• Udacity's CS101: A (Partial) Course Evaluation, 14 April, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Caine's Arcade and What Authentic Learning Looks Like, 14 April, 2012
• Why Every Education Company Needs an API (& Why Educators Should Care When One Doesn't), 13 April, 2012
• Crowdfunding's Next Frontier: Academic Research?, 12 April, 2012
• Facebook Groups for .EDU [Storified], 11 April, 2012
• Download All Your Education Data With the Click of One Button, 11 April, 2012
• On Educational Data Mining, 10 April, 2012
• The Failure of One Laptop Per Child, 9 April, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 8 April, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Pepper Spray and Other Responses to the High Cost of Higher Ed, 7 April, 2012
• Rejection (and Other New Hack Education Projects), 6 April, 2012
• PrepU: Adaptive Quizzing for the AP Exam, 5 April, 2012
• Free Textbook Startup Sued by Major Publishers for Copyright Infringement, 5 April, 2012
• Nobody/Everybody Wants to Learn to Program, 3 April, 2012
• The Minerva Project: Building a New "Elite University" Online, 3 April, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 2 April, 2012
• Education's Journalism Problem, 1 April, 2012

March

• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Blackboard and Princeton Review Pivot, 31 March, 2012
• The New LMS Product: You, 29 March, 2012
• This Week's Mozilla Webmaker Community Call (and Me), 29 March, 2012
• GoodSemester: A Basecamp for OER?, 28 March, 2012
• 4see: A Game that Teaches Teens Team-Building (Now on Kickstarter), 28 March, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 26 March, 2012
• You Can Acquire Open Source Companies, But You Can't Buy Open Source Community, 26 March, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Schools are a Threat to National Security and other FUDs, 24 March, 2012
• Ed-Tech as MacGuffin, 23 March, 2012
• Kickboard: A Data Dashboard for Teachers, 22 March, 2012
• Digitize and Assess Student Work with ThreeRing, 21 March, 2012
• Beyond the Textbook, 19 March, 2012
• A Mozilla-Made "Scratch for HTML5": Thoughts So Far, 18 March, 2012
• "The Audrey Test": Or, What Should Every Techie Know About Education?, 17 March, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Encyclopedia Britannica Stops the Presses, 17 March, 2012
• Democratizing Game Creation: My Interview with Stencyl's Joe Dolivo, 16 March, 2012
• MinecraftEDU: Minecraft for the Classroom, 15 March, 2012
• Flipping the Conference, 15 March, 2012
• Learning from MOOCs, 14 March, 2012
• ChronoZoom: An Open Source Tool for Visualizing Big History, 14 March, 2012
• Beyond the Textbook, 14 March, 2012
• Puzzles and Pattern Recognition: My Interview with Jared Cosulich, 13 March, 2012
• Middle School Computer Science: My Interview with Laura Blankenship, 13 March, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 12 March, 2012
• ClassConnect: "GitHub" for Class Lessons, 12 March, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Department of Justice vs Apple and Major Publishers, 10 March, 2012
• SXSWedu, Storified, 9 March, 2012
• Situated Learning: My Interview with Mark Guzdial, 7 March, 2012
• Avoiding Teaching Tech for Tech's Sake: My Interview with Harry Shah, 6 March, 2012
• Edmodo Makes the Move from Social Network to Education Platform, 6 March, 2012
• Wiring up the Web's Components: My Interview with Jon Udell, 5 March, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 5 March, 2012
• DML 2012, Storified, 5 March, 2012
• Thinking (Strategically) About Badges, 4 March, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Raspberry Pi Launches, Research Works Act Dies, 3 March, 2012
• Virtualizing the Science Lab with Late Nite Labs, 1 March, 2012

February

• Learn by Making: My Interview with O'Reilly School of Technology's Scott Gray, 29 February, 2012
• Can Bookrenter Leverage Its Technology Platform to Disrupt the College Textbook Business?, 28 February, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 27 February, 2012
• SnappSchool Now Offers More Than Text-Messaging for Teachers, Adds Homework Help (For Parents), 27 February, 2012
• How Are Wikis Really Being Used in the K-12 Classroom?, 27 February, 2012
• Lowering the Barriers to Entry: My Interview with CodeNow's Ryan Seashore, 25 February, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: the New York City Teacher Data Reports, the School of Data, and More, 25 February, 2012
• News, Politics, & Educational Data: NYC's Teacher Data Reports, 24 February, 2012
• Kindertown: An Educational App Store, 23 February, 2012
• Scraping Data from College Bookstores in the Hunt for Cheaper Textbooks, 22 February, 2012
• Why You Should Care about a "Scratch for HTML5"?, 21 February, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 21 February, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Library.nu Forced Offline, Kno Sues Cengage, 18 February, 2012
• Ed-Tech Horizons, 18 February, 2012
• The Spirit of Scratch: My Interview with Vanessa Gennarelli, 17 February, 2012
• Learning Without Context Isn't Learning: My Interview with Julie Meloni, 17 February, 2012
• Computational Thinking Across the Curriculum: My Interview with Phil Wagner, 17 February, 2012
• My History of E-Learning (Part 1), 16 February, 2012
• iPads in Auburn, Maine's Kindergartens: A First Look at Their Effect on Learning, 16 February, 2012
• Chalkable: An App Store for Schools, 15 February, 2012
• Disassembling the Textbook: Inkling Previews Its Semantic Publishing Platform, 14 February, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 13 February, 2012
• HTML5 for Everyone: My Interview with Prof. Glen Bull, 13 February, 2012
• MITx Opens for Enrollment (and Certification - For Now - Is Free), 13 February, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: No More White MacBooks for Schools, No More Penguin E-Books for Libraries, 11 February, 2012
• Airy Labs and Ed-Tech Startup Failures, 11 February, 2012
• Web (De)Construction with Hackasaurus, 9 February, 2012
• Science, Software Carpentry, and the Discipline to Hack, 9 February, 2012
• The Power & the Problems with the New Wolfram Alpha Pro, 8 February, 2012
• Ed-Tech Amnesia, 8 February, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 7 February, 2012
• How to Teach Web-Building to Anyone, 6 February, 2012
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Chicago Public Schools Lifts Its YouTube Ban, 4 February, 2012
• What's Wrong with the Dept of Ed and FCC's Digital Textbook Push, 3 February, 2012
• Zuckerberg's Hacker Way and Higher Ed, 1 February, 2012
• Visualizing (Two Very Different) Education Social Networks: Gates Foundation and Educon, 1 February, 2012
• The Truth About Tablets, 1 February, 2012
• Career Readiness, College Prep, a Pearson-Incubated Startup, and the Opportunity Gap, 1 February, 2012
• The LMS Instructure Makes Its Move into the K-12 Market, 1 February, 2012

January

• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 31 January, 2012
• Stanford Professors Daphne Koller & Andrew Ng Also Launching a Massive Online Learning Startup , 31 January, 2012
• Evaluating Educational Research, 31 January, 2012
• This Is Why We Fight, 30 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: The State of the Union, Stanford versus Thrun, and More, 28 January, 2012
• Why Pearson's Partnership with Startup Weekend EDU Breaks My Heart, 26 January, 2012
• Google+ Opens to Teens: Will Teens Care? Will Schools Use It?, 26 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 25 January, 2012
• Google Says Chromebooks Now in "Hundreds of Schools", 25 January, 2012
• MIT OCW Scholar Launches the First of Its 2012 Classes: Linear Algebra, 24 January, 2012
• Alumn.us: Building an Alumni Network for Public Schools, 24 January, 2012
• Stanford AI Professor Thrun Leaves University to Start Udacity, an Online Learning Startup, 23 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: The Digital Textbook Scramble, 21 January, 2012
• A Win for Math Students and a Win for the Web: Desmos Goes HTML 5, 21 January, 2012
• Android App Inventor Open Sourced, Code Released, 20 January, 2012
• A Hands-On Look at the New iTunes U, 20 January, 2012
• Apple's Education Event Storified, 19 January, 2012
• Apple and the Digital Textbook Counter-Revolution, 19 January, 2012
• The Internet's Reactions to Students' Reactions to Wikipedia's Blackout, 18 January, 2012
• The Public Library as Arts Incubator, 17 January, 2012
• In Apple's Digital Textbook Shadow: Chegg, Inkling, and Kno, 17 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 16 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Apple iTextbook Rumors, the OLPC Tablet and More, 14 January, 2012
• What to Look for in Apple's Education Announcement, 13 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 11 January, 2012
• Google Brings Its Global Science Fair Online for the Second Year, 11 January, 2012
• Should All College Majors (Not Just CS Majors) Learn to Code?, 10 January, 2012
• Google+, Social Search, and Schools, 10 January, 2012
• The OLPC XO 3.0: The Best Android Tablet Under $200?, 9 January, 2012
• The State of Ed-Tech 2012 (My Appearance on Higher Ed Live), 8 January, 2012
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Apple Textbook Rumors, 7 January, 2012
• Redefining Cheating on Math Homework, 6 January, 2012
• Not a 2012 Predictions Post, 4 January, 2012
• Khan Academy Adds Another Faculty Member -- Vi Hart, 3 January, 2012
• Robot Graders and Other Ed-Tech Predictions for 2012, 2 January, 2012
• Finding the Right Price for Great Educational Content, 1 January, 2012

2011

December

• Hack Education's Top 11 Stories of 2011, 31 December, 2011
• Under Construction, 29 December, 2011
• The Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 27 December, 2011
• Xtranormal, 26 December, 2011
• Ed-Tech News Weekly Roundup: MITx Launching Soon, Android App Inventor Closing Soon, 24 December, 2011
• Will Badges Carry the Same Weight as College Degrees?, 23 December, 2011
• New Lego is for Girls, 22 December, 2011
• OER and Educational Inequality, 21 December, 2011
• Have We Reached Peak Social in Education?, 20 December, 2011
• MITx: The Next Step for College Credentialing?, 19 December, 2011
• Top 10 Ed-Tech Startups of 2011, 18 December, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Khan Academy Goes to China, 17 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: The Business of Ed-Tech, 16 December, 2011
• Top 10 Ed-Tech Trends of 2011, 16 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: Open, 15 December, 2011
• Should Computer Science Be a K-12 Requirement?, 15 December, 2011
• Stanford's Online Education Experiment, 14 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: The Higher Education Bubble, 13 December, 2011
• The Weekly Ed-Tech Podcast with Steve Hargadon, 13 December, 2011
• Facebook Pilots .EDU-Exclusive Groups for Universities, 13 December, 2011
• YouTube for Schools versus Schools' Web Filters, 12 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: STEM Education's Sputnik Moment, 12 December, 2011
• Educreations: DIY Whiteboard Video Tutorials on the iPad, 12 December, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Apple Picks Its Best iOS Apps of the Year, 10 December, 2011
• Code Academy: Teaching Chicago How to Build Web Apps, 10 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: Khan Academy, 9 December, 2011
• Could You Pass a High School-Level Standardized Test?, 8 December, 2011
• Backyard Brains: Building Cyborg Bugs, 8 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: The Digital Library, 7 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: Data (Which Still Means Mostly Standardized Testing), 6 December, 2011
• Googling Education: EDU-Related Search Data from Google, 6 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: Text-messaging, 5 December, 2011
• My Struggles with Google Scholar Citations, 5 December, 2011
• Burmese Pro-Democracy Leader Aung San Suu Kyi To Visit VA Tech (Via Skype), 4 December, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Tweeting Teens, the First Amendment, Facebook and the FTC, 3 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: Social Media Adoption and Crackdown, 2 December, 2011
• When Students Teach the Tech, 1 December, 2011
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2011: The iPad, 1 December, 2011

November

• Coursekit, a Student-Created LMS, Officially Launches, 29 November, 2011
• A Few Thoughts on Pay a Blogger Day, 29 November, 2011
• Why Commons, 28 November, 2011
• Ed-Tech News Weekly Roundup: Pepper Spray, Penguin, and Pearson, 26 November, 2011
• What Will Universities, Ed-Tech Companies Do With All This Student Data?, 23 November, 2011
• More Libraries and Museums Set to Become Hands-On Learning Labs, 23 November, 2011
• An Important Kindle Update, 23 November, 2011
• The Future of the College Bookstore, 22 November, 2011
• (Don't Go) Back To School (Link Roundup), 21 November, 2011
• What's the Future of the Ed-Tech Business (Model)?, 20 November, 2011
• Ed-Tech News Weekly Roundup: Georgia Tech, FERPA, the Kindle Fire, and Other Disappointments, 19 November, 2011
• The Children's App Manifesto: Supporting High Quality, Affordable Educational Apps, 18 November, 2011
• Is The Amazon Kindle Fire the Hot, New Educational Tablet? (Um, No), 17 November, 2011
• How to Boost STEM Education (Hint: Not With More Standardized Testing), 16 November, 2011
• How Will Mozilla's Open Badges Project Affect Higher Ed?, 15 November, 2011
• Georgia Tech Invokes FERPA, Cripples School's Wikis, 15 November, 2011
• The Blue Pill or the Red Pill, 14 November, 2011
• Ed-Tech News Weekly Roundup: The Dept of Ed Launches the Learning Registry, Adobe Tables Mobile Flash, 12 November, 2011
• The Library as Makerspace, 10 November, 2011
• A Social Graph for EDU, 10 November, 2011
• Preventing STEM Dropouts, 9 November, 2011
• Is NYC's General Assembly the University of the Future?, 9 November, 2011
• Microsoft Now Controls an Educational .Gov Domain, 8 November, 2011
• Why Aren't Students Using Digital Textbooks?, 7 November, 2011
• Steve Jobs' Plans to Disrupt the Textbook Industry, 7 November, 2011
• Ed-Tech News Weekly Roundup: RIP Google Reader, Long Live the (Kindle Owners' Lending) Library, 5 November, 2011
• Apple & Ed-Tech Payola, 5 November, 2011
• Khan Academy Gets $5 Million to Expand Faculty & Platform & to Build a Physical School, 4 November, 2011
• Plagiarism versus Technology, 3 November, 2011
• Education Platforms: Build On? Or Build One?, 3 November, 2011
• CodeNow: Teaching Programming, Narrowing the Digital Divide, 2 November, 2011
• Pearson and Knewton: Big Data and the Promise of Personalized Learning, 1 November, 2011

October

• The Open Course Library & the Quest for the $30 College Textbook, 31 October, 2011
• Weekly Ed-Tech Roundup, from the Barricades, 29 October, 2011
• Codecademy and the Future of (Not) Learning to Code, 28 October, 2011
• Google Plus Comes to Google Apps for (Higher) Education, 27 October, 2011
• When Ed-Tech Startups Pivot: From YongoPal to Wander, 25 October, 2011
• Should Schools Filter the Web on Laptops that Students Take Home?, 25 October, 2011
• 4EyesOnMe: Making Student Assessment Data Understandable for Families, 25 October, 2011
• Learning in the Kitchen: Inkling Re-Engineers the Cookbook, 24 October, 2011
• DC Startup Weekend EDU: Building Startups, Building Teacher PD, 24 October, 2011
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Potatoes, Chromebooks, Jetpacks, & More, 22 October, 2011
• The Challenges of Building a Digital Public Library of America, 21 October, 2011
• Khan Academy Expands to Art History, Sal Khan No Longer Its Only Faculty Member, 19 October, 2011
• Blackboard: Now More Open, 19 October, 2011
• The Rise (and Fall?) of Text-Messaging at School, 18 October, 2011
• SXSWedu Announces LAUNCHedu: An Ed-Tech Startup Pitch Event, 18 October, 2011
• A Big Step for Gesture-Based Learning? Kinect Connects with Sesame Street, 18 October, 2011
• Grockit & Knewton: Big Bucks for Adaptive Learning Platforms, 17 October, 2011
• A New Ed-Tech Podcast, 17 October, 2011
• Startup Weekend EDU Returns to San Francisco, 16 October, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: Expanding Broadband Access, Bypassing Web Filters, & More, 15 October, 2011
• DIY Biotech: BioCurious Officially Opens Its Hackerspace, 14 October, 2011
• Pearson and Open, 13 October, 2011
• UC-AFT Versus Online Education -- Labors Issues Versus Learning Issues, 12 October, 2011
• Assessing Ed-Tech, 12 October, 2011
• The Rise of the Low-Cost Tablet & the Promise It May Hold for Learning, 11 October, 2011
• BYOD: Does It Solve or Does It Worsen K-12 Tech Woes?, 11 October, 2011
• Are We Creating a Culture of Academic Dishonesty?, 11 October, 2011
• Can Google Challenge Over-Zealous Web Filtering at Schools?, 10 October, 2011
• Steve Jobs, Apple, and the Failure of Education Technology, 8 October, 2011
• Ed-Tech News of the Week: RIP Steve Jobs and Derrick Bell, 8 October, 2011
• Thanks to Crowdsourced Translation, LearnBoost Now Available in Spanish, 7 October, 2011
• Appropriations Bill May Strip Federal Funding for Open Educational Resources, 5 October, 2011
• Bookworm: Ngrams Meet the (Open) Library Catalog, 4 October, 2011
• Apple and the Future of Mobile and Personalized Learning, 4 October, 2011
• Some Thoughts on Startup Weekend EDU (& the Need for More Teachers to Participate), 3 October, 2011
• Weekly Ed-Tech Roundup: Kindle Fire, LibraryPirate, QRpedia, and more, 1 October, 2011

September

• Hacking Space Exploration, 28 September, 2011
• Amazon's Kindle Fire: Not the Android Tablet Schools Have Been Waiting For, 28 September, 2011
• Highlighter: How Digital Marginalia & Social Reading Help Engage Students, 27 September, 2011
• Delicious Relaunches. So, What Now for Educational Social Bookmarking? (Or, Rather: So What?), 27 September, 2011
• Hacking My Engineering Education, 26 September, 2011
• When Ed-Tech Startups Fail, 25 September, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: YouTube/Teachers, Amazon Library Lending, Ning Acquisition, 24 September, 2011
• Read. Watch. Listen. Learn? -- Facebook & the Future of Study Apps & Learning Data, 22 September, 2011
• Google Labs' Projects are Retired, 22 September, 2011
• Mark Zuckerberg's $100 Million Donation to the Newark Schools: One Year Later, 21 September, 2011
• Google Hangouts: Now with Google Docs Integration, Now Even Better for Edu, 20 September, 2011
• Building a Serious Game, Part 2, 20 September, 2011
• Texting and Facebooking While Studying Related to Lower GPA, 19 September, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: Pearson Acquisition, McGraw-Hill Division, and Badges, Badges, Badges, 17 September, 2011
• ClassConnect: Rethinking the LMS, 17 September, 2011
• A Black Eye for Blackboard Over Its Response to Major Security Flaws, 17 September, 2011
• Free Data Storage for Life for Library Students at UNC, 16 September, 2011
• BrainNook: A Smarter, More Engaging Alternative to Club Penguin?, 16 September, 2011
• Why Badges, 15 September, 2011
• The Challenges of E-Books in School Libraries, 15 September, 2011
• Mozilla's Open Badges Announcement, Storified, 15 September, 2011
• More Thoughts on Badges, 15 September, 2011
• In a Tablet-Crazed Edu Market, Intel Wants You to Remember the Classmates PC, 14 September, 2011
• Imagine K12 Graduates Its First Class of Ed-Tech Startups, 14 September, 2011
• If This, Then That (ifttt): Teaching Conditional Thinking, 13 September, 2011
• Currix Launches a Marketplace for Classroom Activities & Lessons, 13 September, 2011
• DARPA & TopCoder Launch a CS-STEM Gaming Site for Kids, 12 September, 2011
• Math Class, 12 September, 2011
• Ning Co-Founder Launches Mightybell: Another Educational Tool in the Making?, 11 September, 2011
• Ed-Tech News of the Week: Hacking the Academy, Opening JSTOR, and Racing to the Top Round 3, 10 September, 2011
• iTunes U: Apple's Unsung Mobile Learning Platform, 9 September, 2011
• Get Ready for a Lot More Startup Weekend EDUs (& a Lot More Ed-Tech Startups), 8 September, 2011
• Open (v.) Education and E-books (RIP Project Gutenberg Founder Michael Hart), 7 September, 2011
• JSTOR Opens Access to Its Early Journal Content (Thanks, Aaron Swartz), 7 September, 2011
• Today's Groupon: A Discount on Grad School Tuition. Sorta, 6 September, 2011
• In Defense of Doodling, 6 September, 2011
• Test Scores, Tech Budgets, and Other Reasons to Doubt Ed-Tech, 5 September, 2011
• Personal Learning Networks and the Google Plus "Suggested Users" List, 3 September, 2011
• Mark Your Ed-Tech Calendar: Startup Weekend Seattle EDU, 3 September, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: Facebook Bans and Phone Hacking Fall-out, 3 September, 2011
• Teaching Googling, 1 September, 2011
• Has Technology Changed the Way Children Play?, 1 September, 2011
• Autism, Assistive Tech, and App Development, 1 September, 2011

August

• School District in Ohio Latest to Ban Teachers from Friending Students on Facebook, 31 August, 2011
• Free E-Textbooks for Students: Piracy, Open Educational Content, and the Future of Academic Publishing, 30 August, 2011
• Does Online Learning Offer the Same Value as Face-to-Face Instruction? College Presidents & the General Public Disagree, 29 August, 2011
• (Digital) Comic Books & Literacy, 29 August, 2011
• The Week in Ed-Tech News: #AskArne, the Mindset of the Class of 2015, & Digital Textbooks Aplenty, 27 August, 2011
• Missouri Teachers Win Injunction Against Anti-Social Networking Bill, 26 August, 2011
• Can Text-Messaging Improve Communication Between the School and the Home?, 26 August, 2011
• Back to School with Google Chromebooks, 24 August, 2011
• Why the Education/Technology Press Ignores Ed-Tech Startups (& What We Can Do About It), 23 August, 2011
• Inkling 2.0: When a Textbook Becomes More Than a Textbook, 23 August, 2011
• The Best Back-to-School Apps for Students, 22 August, 2011
• Flat Stanley 2.0: Another Classic Character Moves from Paper to Digital, 22 August, 2011
• Back-to-School -- With or Without Cellphones, 22 August, 2011
• This Week in Ed-Tech: App Inventor Finds a New Home, 21 August, 2011
• How Will Social Search Impact Education?, 18 August, 2011
• Android App Inventor Finds a New Home at MIT, 16 August, 2011
• The Future of Flash-based Educational Websites, 15 August, 2011
• Building a Serious Game, 14 August, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: RIP Android App Inventor, eArmyU, and NCLB (Sorta), 13 August, 2011
• 10 Interesting and Innovative E-Books/Apps, 11 August, 2011
• With 4 New Products, Kno Finally Looks Like a Contender in the E-Textbook Industry, 10 August, 2011
• What Makes an Innovative E-Book/App? (The 10 Things I Look -- or Wish -- For), 10 August, 2011
• Google to Shut Down Android App Inventor, 9 August, 2011
• Hacking Education: The Celebrity Edition, 8 August, 2011
• Why Would a Teacher Want to Friend a Student on Facebook, 7 August, 2011
• (A Very Busy) Week-in-Review for Ed-Tech, 6 August, 2011
• Children's Lit: The Next Big Market for E-Books?, 5 August, 2011
• Building Better E-books, 4 August, 2011
• Rethinking How We Communicate With Students Via an LMS, 2 August, 2011
• How Teachers Can Bypass the Missouri Social Networking Restrictions, 2 August, 2011
• Missouri's Misplaced Social Networking Law and Our Misplaced Media Attention Surrounding It, 1 August, 2011

July

• Ed-Tech News of the Week: No Teacher-Student Facebooking in MO, No More Me at RWW, 30 July, 2011
• Should Students Use Pseudonyms Online?, 25 July, 2011
• Ed-Tech News of the Week: Kindle Textbook Rentals, OLPC Updates, Google Scholar Citations, & More, 23 July, 2011
• Phone Hacking Fallout: What Will Happen to News Corp's Education Plans?, 21 July, 2011
• The Wrath Against Khan: Why Some Educators Are Questioning Khan Academy, 19 July, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-In-Review: Student STEM Competitions, Non-Phone-Hacking News Corp News Is Still Bad News, 16 July, 2011
• Google Plus and the Future of Sharing Educational Resources, 15 July, 2011
• Hacking Education with Data: DonorsChoose Announces Its Contest Finalists, 14 July, 2011
• A Few Thoughts En Route Home From the Imagine Cup, 14 July, 2011
• A Few Thoughts En Route to the Imagine Cup, 10 July, 2011
• Ed-Tech News of the Week: Open Access Archeology Classes, Assessments for Preschoolers & More, 9 July, 2011
• But Is It an Ed-Tech Story? A Few Thoughts on Atlanta Public Schools, Testing, and Tech, 8 July, 2011
• TripLingo Launches a Language Learning App for Afghanistan, 4 July, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: The Non-ISTE News Edition, 1 July, 2011

June

• What's Next for Blackboard?, 30 June, 2011
• ISTE 2011: A Few Thoughts From the Philly Airport, 29 June, 2011
• Who Owns Your Student Data? Why LearnBoost's New Data Portability Feature Matters, 29 June, 2011
• PBS Launches LearningMedia, a New Digital Repository for Educational Content, 27 June, 2011
• This Week in Ed-Tech News: Khan Academy in Translation, Harry Potter and the Deathly DRM, and More, 25 June, 2011
• What I Want to See at ISTE, 24 June, 2011
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Booksurfers, boyd, Babbel, and OER in Brazil, 18 June, 2011
• Livescribe'd, 16 June, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: Google Doodle Guitar Lessons & More, 11 June, 2011
• What I Learned as the Parent of a High School Graduate, 9 June, 2011
• Schema.org: Better Search for Educational Content? Not So Fast, 7 June, 2011
• Sal Khan and the Metaphors of Math Salvation, 5 June, 2011
• Startup Weekend Edu: Building an Ed-Tech Startup in a Weekend, 4 June, 2011
• Kno Launches an iPad App, But Does It Stack Up Against the E-Textbook Competition?, 4 June, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: The School's (Almost) Out Edition, 4 June, 2011

May

• Dear ISTE Conference Exhibitors, 31 May, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup, 28 May, 2011
• Why Peter Thiel Giving $100,000 to Students to Drop Out of College Isn't Really An Education Story, 27 May, 2011
• Why Maker Faire Matters, 22 May, 2011
• Mark Zuckerberg Wants Kids Under 13 to Join Facebook, Uses Bogus Excuse to Explain Why They Can't, 20 May, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Thanks for the Lectures, Prof. Lewin!, 20 May, 2011
• What Google Needs to Do to Make the Chromebooks Work for Students, 16 May, 2011
• Pew Research Center Asks Americans, Is College Worth It?, 16 May, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review: Microsoft Gets Skype, Schools Get Chromebooks, 14 May, 2011
• Hack Education on the Road: 5 Observations from 5 Stops, 12 May, 2011
• More Non-News About Students and E-Readers, 4 May, 2011

April

• Get Your Degree via Your iPhone? Some Thoughts on the University of Phoenix's New App, 30 April, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Much Ado About Cyberbullying, Yahoo Sells Delicious, & More, 30 April, 2011
• Gates Foundation Invests $20 Million in Digital Courses, Game-Based Learning, 27 April, 2011
• CAPTCHA Creator Explains His Next Project, Duolingo: Translate the Web, Learn a Foreign Language, 26 April, 2011
• Level Up With OER: OpenStudy Adds Gamification Features, 24 April, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Kindle in the Library, Blackboard Acquisition Talk, & More, 23 April, 2011
• College Students Warm Up to E-Readers, But Still Say They Prefer Print, 22 April, 2011
• Qwiki on iPad: A Half-Hearted Review, 20 April, 2011
• Headed to ISTE 2011? Come Party with LearnBoost (and Me!), 19 April, 2011
• 5 Geeky Ways to Learn about the Civil War Sesquicentennial, 17 April, 2011
• Let's All Freak Out About iPads & Kindergarteners, 16 April, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup: Robotics Badges, RIP Flip, Imagine Cup & More, 16 April, 2011
• The Most Important Story of the Week: Hacking Education, 15 April, 2011
• The BS Bubble, 12 April, 2011
• Technology Will Disrupt Learning For a Lifetime, Not Just in the Classroom, 11 April, 2011
• Education Technology Journalism: Style and Politics, 10 April, 2011
• What Can We Learn from Test Prep Startups?, 9 April, 2011
• Weekly News Roundup, 9 April, 2011
• Just Say Kno, and Other Headlines to Mark the End of the Student Tablet, 8 April, 2011
• More Than a Third of Teens Want iPhones. Really?, 6 April, 2011
• Have Educators Abandoned Second Life?, 6 April, 2011
• Ed-Tech Weekly News Roundup, 2 April, 2011
• Ed-Tech Week-in-Review of a Different Sort: Thoughts from My Week in San Francisco, 2 April, 2011
• University of Phoenix: Revenue and Enrollment Down Again, 1 April, 2011
• Survey on Language Learning Shows Preference for Online Options Over Study Abroad, 1 April, 2011
• Flubaroo: Run a Script That'll Grade Your Quizzes (A Google 20% Time Project), 1 April, 2011

March

• Another Survey Questions Whether Students Really Want E-Readers, 31 March, 2011
• Student Note-Taking App CourseNotes Comes to the Mac Store, 29 March, 2011
• Is Amazon Making a Play for the Educational Tablet Market?, 29 March, 2011
• Visualizing the iPad 2 in Education, 28 March, 2011
• Exquisite Corpse 2.0: 4 Apps for Collaborative Story Writing, 25 March, 2011
• Ed-Tech News Weekly Round-Up: E-Books, Textbooks, Google Books, & More, 25 March, 2011
• Media Bullpen: Bringing Accountability to Education Journalism... Except Not Really, 24 March, 2011
• Virginia Board of Education Backs Down From Its Ban on Teacher-Student Texting, Facebooking, 23 March, 2011
• Dept. of Education and FCC Map Schools' (Lack of) Broadband Access, 23 March, 2011
• Mr. Callahan: The Best Teacher I Ever Had, 20 March, 2011
• (Coming Soon) Google Summer of Code 2011, 19 March, 2011
• Ed-Tech News: Weekly Round-Up, 18 March, 2011
• Crowdfunding for Edu?, 17 March, 2011
• 6 Smart Augmented Reality Apps, 16 March, 2011
• Mapping Affordable Housing & Good Schools -- Great, But..., 15 March, 2011
• 2tor Raises $32M to Expand Its Higher Education Online Courses, 15 March, 2011
• How Do We Measure Influence? Teachers' Clout / Teachers' Klout, 13 March, 2011
• Facebook, Formspring, and the White House Address Bullying, 11 March, 2011
• We Need More Sal Khans, 10 March, 2011
• 5 New & Notable Ed-Tech Apps This Week: Unwanted Guest, Broadcastr, SETIQuest, MindSnacks, GarageBand, 10 March, 2011
• MindSnacks: Mobile Language Learning, Funded and En Francais, 9 March, 2011
• Free Textbooks for Ohio's University Students, 9 March, 2011
• Texting 4 Teaching & Learning. Srsly., 8 March, 2011
• Social Teaching and Learning Platform Sophia Launches Its Public Beta, 7 March, 2011
• Ed-Tech Journalism Sausage-Making, 6 March, 2011
• No, The iPad 2 Will Not Revolutionize Education, 5 March, 2011
• New Funds to Support MIT OpenCourseWare's Outreach to HS Students, Future Scientists, 2 March, 2011
• NASA and Make Magazine Team Up to Launch DIY Science Kits Into Space, 1 March, 2011
• E-Book Pricing and Access (and the Implications for Schools and Libraries), 1 March, 2011

February

• Two Bogus Facebook Stories (& the Importance of Teaching Media Literacy), 28 February, 2011
• 5 Apps that Encourage Kids to Become Citizen Scientists, 26 February, 2011
• End-of-the-Week Ed-Tech Wrap-Up: Stories I Told and Missed, 25 February, 2011
• Build (Better) Comics With the Relaunch of Comic Creation Site Chogger, 25 February, 2011
• UNICEF Data: The State of the World's Teens, 24 February, 2011
• Disney Acquires Children's Social Network Togetherville, 24 February, 2011
• Wikispaces Extends Its Free Wikis for Educators from K-12 to Higher Ed, 23 February, 2011
• No Kno (Not Now, Not Ever), 22 February, 2011
• Free Technology for Teachers' Richard Byrne -- Curating Ed-Tech Resources, 20 February, 2011
• Live-blogging from Intel: President Obama Talks Education and Technology, 18 February, 2011
• Mobile Phones, Educational Apps, and the Digital Divide, 17 February, 2011
• How Fast Is Your School's Internet? FCC Offers a Mapping Tool To Show You, 17 February, 2011
• Searching Through the Library of Congress's Historic Newspaper Archives, 16 February, 2011
• LearnBoost Adds Parent and Student Accounts to Its Gradebook (And Why That's a Big Deal), 16 February, 2011
• Google Announces the Winners of Open Source Coding Contest for Teens, 16 February, 2011
• Finalists of Gates Foundation's Next Generation Learning Challenges, 15 February, 2011
• Sputnik, DARPA, Rosa Parks Moments: Metaphors We Reform Education By, 14 February, 2011
• Khan Academy and BitTorrent Partner to Distribute Educational Videos, 11 February, 2011
• Things to Consider Before Signing Up For Blackboard's Free CourseSites (Or For Any Free Edu App), 11 February, 2011
• Uncollege: Can Unschooling Offer An Alternative to a College Education?, 10 February, 2011
• Research Examines How Students Assess Credibility of Wikipedia (Hint: They Don't), 10 February, 2011
• Language Learning Site Busuu.com Partners with The Guardian: English Lessons Via the Daily News, 9 February, 2011
• From Learning Management to Analytics: Blackboard Launches Data Analysis Platform, 9 February, 2011
• Building Alternative Assessment & Accreditation Systems for Open Education Learners, 9 February, 2011
• What's on the Horizon for Ed-Tech? [Report], 8 February, 2011
• Will the State of Georgia Really Replace Textbooks With iPads?, 7 February, 2011
• More Educational Data: Census Bureau Releases School Enrollment Demographics, 7 February, 2011
• Cisco Announces Certification Program for Virtual Classroom Instructors, 7 February, 2011
• Blackboard Co-Founder Raises $4.5 Million for New Education Startup, 7 February, 2011
• Surprising (And Not-So-Surprising) Results from PBS Survey on Teachers' Technology Usage, 5 February, 2011
• Mobile Learning Meets OpenCourseWare with the MIT OCW iPhone App, 4 February, 2011
• Pew Internet Report Examines the Adoption of Gadgetry By Generation, 3 February, 2011
• Midweek News Round-Up: The Post-Educon-OMG-I'm-Drowning-in-Ed-Tech-News Edition, 2 February, 2011
• Why I'm Not That Excited About the New LMS Instructure, 1 February, 2011

January

• Explore Fractals in HTML5 with Google's New Tool, 31 January, 2011
• Dispatches from EduCon: A Technology Journalist at an Education Conference, 29 January, 2011
• mConnect: Mobile Learning, McGraw-Hill, and Emerging Markets, 26 January, 2011
• Just a Song Before I Go... Or Something -- 4 Quick Thoughts Before EduCon, 26 January, 2011
• New Data Dashboard from the Department of Education, 25 January, 2011
• Panic! Children Are Learning to Use Technology at an Early Age!, 24 January, 2011
• Education and the Feature Phone, or Why We Should Build More Simple Texting Tools, 22 January, 2011
• Big Bucks for Open Educational Resources, 22 January, 2011
• Update to Higher Ed Classification System Shows Huge Growth in Private, For-Profit Institutions, 21 January, 2011
• Quora for Educators: Private Club or Open Forum?, 19 January, 2011
• Gates Foundation Offers $10 Million in Grant Money For Middle-School Math & Literacy Programs, 19 January, 2011
• Report Cards Are In: So Did the iPad in the Classroom Make the Grade?, 18 January, 2011
• Pearson's Latest Acquisition One More Step Towards Securing Company's Global Ed-Tech Dominance, 18 January, 2011
• Is This The Year of the Educational Tablet? mySpark Says Yes, 17 January, 2011
• Happy 10th Birthday, Wikipedia!, 15 January, 2011
• University of Phoenix Enrollment Down by 42%, 14 January, 2011
• OCW Scholar, Omnicademy -- Big News for Online Education?, 14 January, 2011
• OpenStudy Partners With Yale and NYU to Offer More OER Study Groups, 11 January, 2011
• Oregon Students Can Use Spell Check on Writing Exams (Those That Have Access to Computers, That Is), 10 January, 2011
• Educators, Are You Using App Inventor? Google Wants To Hear From You, 10 January, 2011
• Edmodo Adds Parent Accounts for Better Communication Between School and Home, 10 January, 2011
• Online Gradebook LearnBoost Adds Reporting Feature, 8 January, 2011
• Language Learning Startup Livemocha Inks Major Partnership with Telefonica Brazil, 8 January, 2011
• Survey Finds College Students Prefer Their Textbooks in Print, 7 January, 2011
• Knewton Brings Adaptive Learning to Arizona State University Math Courses, 6 January, 2011
• Khan Academy, On Your Mobile Device, 4 January, 2011
• Schoology Releases an iPhone App, 3 January, 2011
• OMG Robot Teachers!, 3 January, 2011

2010

December

• 2011: My Predictions for Ed-Tech, 31 December, 2010
• The Best of Hack Education, 2010, 30 December, 2010
• Learn to Program Ruby with Hackety-Hack, 27 December, 2010
• Housekeeping, 27 December, 2010
• SUNY Moves to the Microsoft Cloud? Google Says No, 23 December, 2010
• SUNY Moves to Microsoft's Cloud, 22 December, 2010
• Oregon State Writing Tests To Allow Spell Check in 2011, 22 December, 2010
• Data-Driven Education in 2011, 22 December, 2010
• Mint.com Launches Financial Literacy Program for Middle Schoolers, 20 December, 2010
• Weekend Ed-Tech News Roundup: LearnBoost Translation, Android App Inventor, Delicious Dilemmas, & More, 19 December, 2010
• [App Review] GoodieWords - Vocabulary Builder for Toddlers, 19 December, 2010
• My Post-Delicious Plans (And Why It Won't Include Diigo) [Updated], 17 December, 2010
• Youth Mobile Phone Adoption Across the Globe, 16 December, 2010
• Google Body Browser - Google Earth for the Human Body, 16 December, 2010
• No, Google Should Not Buy Blackboard, 15 December, 2010
• Google Ranked Kids' Second Most Favorite Brand (After M&Ms), 15 December, 2010
• PBS Receives $500,000 Gates Foundation Grant to Support Math Education, 14 December, 2010
• Google Helps You Play Tech Support at Home, 13 December, 2010
• The Year in Ed-Tech, 12 December, 2010
• The Year in Ed-Tech, Part 5: Investment in Education Technology, 11 December, 2010
• Friday Ed-Tech News Roundup: Chegg Acquires Cramster, Evernote Gets Sponsored Groups, and More, 10 December, 2010
• The Year in Ed-Tech, Part 4: Social Learning, Social Networks, 9 December, 2010
• Edmodo Announces 1 Million Users, Funding from Union Ventures, 7 December, 2010
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2010: Mobile Learning, 6 December, 2010
• Voting Open for 2010 Edublog Awards, 5 December, 2010
• Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2010: Online Learning, 4 December, 2010
• The Year in Ed-Tech, Part 1: US Politics, 3 December, 2010
• Ed-Tech Links: PBS NewsHour & Student Journalism, LearnBoost & Google Apps, Wolfram Alpha's Holiday Giveaway, 2 December, 2010

November

• Tuesday Ed-Tech News: Diigo Archives Your Tweets, U.S. Dropout Rates Decline, Virtual Worlds with Alice and More, 30 November, 2010
• Ed-Tech Link Fest: Google Earth, Startl, Robotics Club Takedown, and More, 29 November, 2010
• Black Friday Ed-Tech News: The Future of Cathie Black, the Busuu Language, College Tuition in the UK and More, 26 November, 2010
• Midweek Ed-Tech News: Moodle 2.0, Wireless Generation, and More, 24 November, 2010
• Fear and Frothy in Ed-Tech Startup Investment, 24 November, 2010
• Edublog Awards 2010 - My Nominations, 24 November, 2010
• Ed-Tech News: News Corp Acquires Wireless Generation, Google Code-In, College Students & E-Books, & More, 23 November, 2010
• Research on Social Networking and Learning, 21 November, 2010
• Enrollment in Online College Courses Up By Almost 1 Million Students, 20 November, 2010
• Khan Academy's Salman Khan - Teacher to the World?, 17 November, 2010
• Monday (Ed-Tech) News: Facebook Messaging, Schoology Imports Moodle Content, Microsoft IT Academy in NC, and More, 15 November, 2010
• Math Matters: Wolfram's Mathematica 8 and Wolfram's TED Talk, 15 November, 2010
• OK, So We Have a (National Education Technology) Plan. Now What?, 11 November, 2010
• Obligatory End-of-the-Week, Stories-I-Missed, Ed-Tech News Roundup: Chegg, OpenStudy, E-Rate Fraud and More, 11 November, 2010
• Report Examines College Students' Research Skills - On the Web and in the Library, 9 November, 2010
• Ed-Tech News Roundup: Blackboard, Kno, OER Links, Digital Divide, LibraryThing and More, 9 November, 2010
• Weekly Ed-Tech News Roundup: Edmodo, Girl Scouts Research, TenMarks, Apply in the Sky, 5 November, 2010
• NYU Goes Google, YongoPal Relaunches, and More Ed-Tech News, 2 November, 2010

October

• Weekly Ed-Tech Round-Up, featuring Omeka, busuu.com, Schoology, Scitable and more, 30 October, 2010
• Computational Thinking, ICT in Africa, Khan Instant -- a Few Midweek Ed-Tech Links, 27 October, 2010
• Thoughts on THATCamp from an Academic Industry Outsider, 25 October, 2010
• What Will the Textbooks of the Future Look Like?, 20 October, 2010
• OpenCourseWare, ePublishing, Digital Citizenship: A Few Quick Ed-Tech Links, 19 October, 2010
• Education Reforms and/or Learning Revolutions, 17 October, 2010
• Why Solidarity with Teachers Matters to Me, 15 October, 2010
• Midweek Ed-Tech News Round-up, 13 October, 2010
• Building Tools with Open Education Data, 11 October, 2010
• Google Summit Answers Oregon Educators' Questions about Apps for Edu, 8 October, 2010
• The Almost-the-End-of-the-Week Ed-Tech News Roundup, 7 October, 2010
• New Report Decries State of CS Education, 7 October, 2010
• Considering the Alternatives as Second Life Scraps Educator Discounts, 5 October, 2010
• SXSW Interactive Announces An Education Conference, 4 October, 2010
• The End-of-the-Week Ed-Tech News Round-up, 1 October, 2010

September

• Creating Digital Stories with Storify and Intersect, 30 September, 2010
• Teach.gov, Another Federal Website in Drupal, 29 September, 2010
• Supporting Grassroots Media with VoiceBox, 29 September, 2010
• Kids Say They'll Read More on E-Books, 29 September, 2010
• New Partnership Will Boost Open Source Course Management, 28 September, 2010
• Online Textbook Rental Company Chegg Raises Another $75 Million in Funding, 27 September, 2010
• A New Fund to Pay Kids to Drop Out, 27 September, 2010
• Google's Project 10^100 Funds Big Educational Ideas, 26 September, 2010
• The Zuckerberg, Booker, and Christie Press Conference: My Thoughts, 25 September, 2010
• Education News, Zucked, 22 September, 2010
• The Week (So Far) In Ed-Tech, 21 September, 2010
• Media Decides It's Time for an In-Depth Look at Education, 21 September, 2010
• The Importance of Open Source in Ed-Tech, 17 September, 2010
• Knack Offers Simple Data Tools for Teachers, 16 September, 2010
• Midweek Ed-Tech News Roundup, 15 September, 2010
• Is This the [Cliche] I'm Looking For?, 15 September, 2010
• Ed-Tech News: App Announcements from Grockit and LearnBoost, 14 September, 2010
• A Back-to-School Story, 13 September, 2010
• Education Data, By the Numbers, 12 September, 2010
• Social Bookmarking Site Diigo Goes Premium, 11 September, 2010
• Ed-Tech Weekly Round-up: News & Links, 11 September, 2010
• Big Money for the Educational Tablet Kno. But Will You Buy It?, 8 September, 2010
• Obligatory TED Talk post, 7 September, 2010
• 3 Education Documentaries Coming Soon to a Theater Near You, 7 September, 2010
• Ed-Tech Q&A on Quora, 6 September, 2010
• The Week in Ed-Tech News, 4 September, 2010
• A Little Ed-Tech Weekend Reading, 4 September, 2010
• More Thoughts on Disruption and Education (Technology), 3 September, 2010
• Another Good Reason for Cellphones in the Classroom: QR Codes?, 2 September, 2010

August

• A Back-to-School Review of Ed-Tech Trends, 31 August, 2010
• Make Mobile Study Guides with Mobl21, 30 August, 2010
• Roundup of EdTech News for the Week of 22 August 2010, 27 August, 2010
• Free Language Courses This Week on Babbel, 26 August, 2010
• A Hacker News for Education, 26 August, 2010
• The Data-Driven Educator, 22 August, 2010
• Punk Mathematics, 22 August, 2010
• Some Recommended (EdTech) Weekend Reading, 20 August, 2010
• Inkling Offers Digital Textbooks for the iPad, 20 August, 2010
• Choose Your Own Adventure Apps, 20 August, 2010
• The (Future) Online Market for Textbooks, 19 August, 2010
• No Charges in the School Laptop Spying Case, 17 August, 2010
• SXSW 2011: (Education) Panel Picking, 16 August, 2010
• Back-to-School with Technology: Fall 2010, 16 August, 2010
• Wolfram Alpha Tools in the Classroom, 14 August, 2010
• Linden Labs CEO Announces Teen Second Life to Close, 14 August, 2010
• [Event] Startup Weekend + Kauffman Foundation = Startup Weekend-Education, 14 August, 2010
• Back-to-School Books: Will College Students Buy eBooks?, 13 August, 2010
• Stanford University Distributes iPads to First Year Medical Students, 12 August, 2010
• Website Lets Students Gamble on Their Grades, 11 August, 2010
• Pew Research on US Broadband Adoption, 11 August, 2010
• MakerBot for Teachers [Giveaway], 10 August, 2010
• Edtech Startups LearnBoost, Xplana Launch, 10 August, 2010
• Most Anticipated Tech Tool for Back-to-School?, 9 August, 2010
• An Educational Discount in the App Store, 9 August, 2010
• EdTech Roundup for the Week of 1 August 2010, 8 August, 2010
• What Makes a "Revolutionary" Ed-Tech Startup?, 7 August, 2010
• EdTech Recommended Reading - 7 August 2010, 7 August, 2010
• Back-to-School Info Request, 7 August, 2010
• Anthologize: A WordPress Plugin that Turns Blogs to E-Books, 4 August, 2010
• Ed-Tech Weekly Roundup: Week of 25 July 2010, 1 August, 2010

July

• Students Equate Google Search Rank With Accurate Info, 27 July, 2010
• New Gargoyle Look, Same Ol' Gargoyle Ferocity, 26 July, 2010
• Smart Things That Other Folks Have Said This Week, 25 July, 2010
• EdTech News: Links for Week of 7/18, 23 July, 2010
• Weekly Roundup: Ed-Tech News for Week of 11 July, 2010, 18 July, 2010
• Digital Literacy & The National Broadband Plan, 17 July, 2010
• NOOKstudy, Barnes & Noble's eTextbook-Reader, 12 July, 2010
• App Inventor for Android: Let's Teach Kids to Make Their Own Apps, 12 July, 2010
• Literature & the Internet: A Response to David Brooks' NYT Op-Ed, 10 July, 2010
• New Language Courses Added to the Babbel Curriculum, 7 July, 2010
• Initial Thoughts on Blackboard's Acquisition of Wimba and Elluminate, 7 July, 2010
• Tech Industry Blogs & ISTE 2010: The Coverage that Wasn't, 5 July, 2010
• Weekly Roundup: EdTech News for the Week of 27 June, 2010, 4 July, 2010
• Supporting Accessibility & Technology: Google, YouTube, E-Readers, 3 July, 2010

June

• Do Enough Techies Care About Education?, 30 June, 2010
• Managing the Backchannel in the Classroom, 29 June, 2010
• Google Code Wishes Happy 110th Birthday to The Little Prince, 29 June, 2010
• Networked Literacy and Social Reading, 28 June, 2010
• Weekly Roundup: Ed-Tech News for Week of 20 June, 2010, 26 June, 2010
• Perceptions about Who Works in Science & Technology, 25 June, 2010
• [Story Help Requested] The Future of Virtual Worlds for Ed Tech, 24 June, 2010
• Online Learning: Better or Worse than the Traditional Classroom Experience?, 21 June, 2010
• Open Education Resources, 20 June, 2010
• Choice of Games, ChoiceScript, and a Choose-Your-Own-(Programming)-Adventure, 17 June, 2010
• Startup/Catchup: Some (Relatively) Recent EdTech Biz News, 16 June, 2010
• EdTech Events, 13 June, 2010
• CIPA and COPPA: Controlling the Internet "For the Sake of the Children", 11 June, 2010
• Installing and Reading E-Books on your iPad, 8 June, 2010
• In Praise of Electronic Literature, with Links, 7 June, 2010
• The Learning Revolution, 6 June, 2010
• Wikis (Under Construction... Just Like This Whole Site), 5 June, 2010
• Why Hack Education?, 5 June, 2010