Two articles of interest in today’s New York Times: one reports on “the educational value of cellphones” in the classroom, and the other discusses the public response to recent changes in Facebook’s terms of service (does Facebook ultimately own the content on your Facebook page, or do you?). Both worth checking out.
Wireless Devices
Smartphones in the Classroom? And Who Owns Facebook Content – You or Facebook?
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