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Author Archives: Adam
Upcoming Future of Education Podcast
On Tuesday 18 December at 5pm Pacific, we’ll be participating in a Future of Education podcast with our good friend Steve Hargadon. After reading our recent How to Succeed in Ed-Tech article, Steve suggested a conversation about education entrepreneurship with us and his brother Andrew who is a Professor of Entrepreneurship at UC Davis. As [...]
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Released: How to Succeed in Ed-Tech
There’s a lot of noise today about entrepreneurs and investors getting involved in education technology, much more than we’ve ever heard. This is a good thing. But we’re also convinced that most of today’s new ed-tech startups will fail and that a lot of investor money will be lost when they do. In part, that’s [...]
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Wikispaces at the Google Apps for Education Summit
We are happy to announce that we will be at the Google Apps for Education Summits starting this Thursday in Santa Clara and continuing at locations around the world through 2012 and 2013. Let us know if you’ll be attending. The summits are being run by our good friends at the EdTechTeam. We’ve worked closely [...]
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Taking a stand against spam
Today we are making some changes to prevent Wikispaces from being used by spammers. In short, users who are not “verified” will not be allowed to make wikis publicly viewable. We are making it as simple as possible for users to be verified, so this won’t impact most legitimate users, but we are taking a [...]
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