Thursday, February 18, 2010

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Oregon is first U.S. site for a wave-power farm - USATODAY.com

Oregon is first U.S. site for a wave-power farm - USATODAY.com: "Construction has begun off Oregon on what would be the nation's first commercial wave-energy farm, said Sean O'Neill, president of the Ocean Renewable Energy Coalition, a Maryland-based trade association that promotes marine energy. It is planned to supply energy to about 400 homes."

Saturday, February 13, 2010

How to make your school more eco-friendly | Environment | guardian.co.uk

How to make your school more eco-friendly | Environment | guardian.co.uk: "How to make your school more eco-friendly

A guide to lowering the carbon footprint of your school – the building, its food, and waste – and improving the curriculum"

Open Educational Resources Center for California | Learn to share ... share to learn

Open Educational Resources Center for California | Learn to share ... share to learn: "The OER Center for California provides support for community college educators to find, create, remix, use, and share openly licensed learning content. Together, as knowledge workers, we can learn to share...and share to learn."

Sunday, January 31, 2010

“Multimedia” children spend 7 hours a day glued to electronic gadgets

“Multimedia” children spend 7 hours a day glued to electronic gadgets: "LONDON - A new research has found that children are spending nearly seven hours daily with their smartphones, iPods, TVs and video games.

The research, carried out by the Kaiser Family Foundation in the US, also discovered that youngsters aged between eight and 18 are always using some electronic device when they are not in school.

Some use more than one device at a time and consume over 10 hours of electronic content a day."

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Clever Healthy Food Packaging

Clever Healthy Food Packaging

Composting center plans to profit from food waste | Reuters

Composting center plans to profit from food waste | Reuters: "WILMINGTON, Del. (Reuters) - On a windswept industrial site near the Port of Wilmington, a front-end loader tips a fetid mass of half-rotted food and plastic bags onto a 20-foot heap inside a large blue shed."

15 Must-Have Web Apps for Students | Digitizd

15 Must-Have Web Apps for Students | Digitizd

Wednesday, January 27, 2010