Monthly Archives: May 2008
Possible solution for FERPA and SL
| 15 May 2008 | Posted by Donn King under Second Life, Technology and learning |
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As Second Life matures, educators more and more concern themselves with legal aspects of using it for education, just as we did when the Web was developing 10, 12, 15 years ago. Just as with the Web, first we thought about how to use it for education. Once patterns began to emerge along those lines,…
HB1652 update
| 15 May 2008 | Posted by Donn King under Education |
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I have posted a fairly detailed update on Tennessee House Bill 1652, for those interested. Blogged with the Flock Browser
Update on yesterday’s committee vote
| 6 May 2008 | Posted by Donn King under Education |
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Yesterday I told you about a Tennessee legislative committee that could affect thousands of people across the state regarding whether their high school diplomas would be considered “valid.” (More here and here.) Short version update: the needed amendment passed; the Dept. of Education’s ill-advised version did not come up. Long version update: read Rob Shearer’s…
Are you a graduate of a church-related school or a homeschool?
| 5 May 2008 | Posted by Donn King under Education |
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Politics has no place in this blog, which is focused on education. Nevertheless, I feel I would be shirking my duties if I didn’t at least mention this, since it could potentially affect hundreds of PSTCC as well as other college students. It has already affected a Walters State graduate. I have blogged about it…
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