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Category: Dreambox

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Bezos Family Foundation, Big Picture Learning, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundaton, Career Pathways, Catalyst Initiative, Charles River Ventures, Clayton Christensen Institute, Competency Based Learning, Digital Promise, Dreambox, Edublocks, Grable, Hewlett Packard, High Tech High, IDEO, ImBlaze, Jean Hammond, Knowledgeworks, Learning Ecosystem, Mastery Transcript Consortium, Most Likely To Succeed, Nellie Mae Foundation, Obama administration’s Next Generation High School initiative, Overdeck Foundation, Richard Culatta, Salesforce, School ReTool, social impact bonds, STEM, Ted Dintersmith, The Rockefeller Foundation, Tom Vander Ark, Vulcan, Inc

Ted Dintersmith is not here to save neighborhood schools!

April 4, 2018 — 5 Comments

Algorithms, Amazon, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundaton, Bill Gates, Bill Gates / Gates Foundation, CEP (Commission for Evidence-based Policy), Cortana technology, data breaches, Data Quality Campaign, DataShop, Department of Education (DOE), Dreambox, Edmodo, Evidence based policy, Facebook, Federal Learning Registry, FERPA, Google Apps for Education, Google Classroom, Google Student Accounts, IRS, Knewton, LearnSphere, Microsoft, National Secure Database, NWEA MAP, PROJECT BRAINWAVE, Student Privacy, WORKFORCE Data Quality Campaign, Yet Analytics

Dear Congress, you are being duped. HR4174-S2046 is a Privacy Fail. Here’s why. ( And please no more suspended rules and voice votes on these bills. )

November 19, 2017 — 0 Comments

A Better Way, ADL, Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative, Alternative Reality Teaching, Bitcoin, Blended learning, Blockchain, Common Core Standards, Competency Based Learning, ConnectEd, DARPA, Department of Defense, digital media learning (or DML), Digital Promise, Dreambox, Engage, Executive Order 13218, FCC’s E-Rate Program, Full Spectrum Learning, Future Ready, IMS Global, Internet of Things, Jeff Bezos, Learning Registry, Mark Zuckerburg, MASLO, No Child Left Behind, Para Data, personal learning assistants, personal tutors, personalized learning, President Clinton, President Obama, Reed Hastings, SCORMor, Tin Can API, xAPI

How exactly did the Department of Defense end up in my child’s classroom?

February 14, 2017 — 6 Comments