Higher Innovation
From the monthly archives: May 2010
What if students could actually feel like they were on your campus? Not a virtual campus ala Second Life, but an immersive experience that she is the star. It is possible.
Continue Reading →Maybe the next hot operating system will be designed for kids! Grab a sneek peak at what Windows for kids could look like.
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Open Labs just announced their Gen6 Family of music instruments running Windows 7 with Multi-touch and Intel’s 2010 Core family.
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After 140 years of the QWERTY keyboard interface…what comes next? Look inside how computing is changing and the implications on the modern classroom.
Continue Reading →Last week, I spent time with our friends in the media industry sharing the good news of Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010. Throughout all of the conversations and demonstrations, I highlighted why PowerPoint 2010 was my favorite new application of the Office 2010 family. As a communicator, it is important that technology not get [...]
Continue Reading →I love this video from Larry Waldman. It reminds me why Microsoft invests so much of its resources in R&D and creative thinkers. Office 2010 is a phenomenal release that reaches across the PC, the phone, and the browser. More importantly, it reaches you in whatever way you live your life. Checkout this [...]
Continue Reading →I heard from some remarkable young learners…their personal stories of trial, challenge, and triumph in returning to school to get their high school diploma with the help of the Jobs for America’s Graduates. I have included some remarks and follow-up from a side discussion with a group of new graduates.
Continue Reading →This Mother’s Day, I want to reflect on a pivotal point in my life. In the early 80′s, I received a gift from my mother that I now have the opportunity to pass on to my daughter. This is the kind of gift we should all pass on to our children.
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