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Michelle Renee Garrison replied to Kiwi Commons's discussion Trading in Textbooks for e-books: How will the digital movement affect students and teachers?"I can see the pros and cons. I like the idea of saving paper and space with e-books. However, reading off a computer screen for a long time is hard on the eyes and not as comfortable as a book in the hands. I think there can be a place for both. For…"
Michelle Renee Garrison replied to Shuchi Grover's discussion What are 21st Century Skills?"I wasn't able to find the article at the above link."
Michelle Renee Garrison replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Welcome!"Technology has changed the way students think, live, and learn in significant ways. Knowledge is increasing at an exponential rate and society is not the same as it was twenty years ago. I feel that education must change in a drastic way, and I want…"
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