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Monthly Archives: April 2005
Untrackable teens talk tech
» by liam April 29, 2005 at 4:50 pm » Comments (1)
Danah Boyd and several teens at the recent Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference in Seattle confirm what I’ve always said about teens and RFID surveillance technologies: they don’t want it ...more »Author visits and me
» by liam April 28, 2005 at 2:11 pm » Comments (0)
Children’s writers clearly don’t receive the celebrity we deserve. We have to buy our own groceries, dress ourselves, chew our own food and even fight end of level bosses alone. ...more »Who’s watching the kids?
» by liam April 22, 2005 at 1:53 pm » Comments (0)
I’ve posted earlier about RFID tags in kids clothes and cell phones providing a handy way for parents to strip kids of all sense of privacy and personal responsibility, while ...more »Back? Back!
» by liam April 22, 2005 at 10:40 am » Comments (0)
Okay, what started out as a typical silence due to too much work was extended by a series of glitches with Blogger and then exasperated by a complete synapse shutdown ...more »-
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June 2013
Central Ontario Computer Association
On Wednesday, June 12th, I'll be talking to education leaders about Game Based Learning in schools at the 2013 COCA Retreat in Barrie, ON.
I'll also run a free-play session on our GamingEdus Minecraft server . It's going to be fun!
Academy of the Impossible
On Thursday, June 20th, I'll be with my GamingEdus pals at the Academy of the Impossible talking about our second year running the Multi-School Minecraft server.
We'll also run another free-play session on our GamingEdus Minecraft server. Things will get destroyed. You must come!
Tech Tales Short Stories
Graphic Guide Adventures
Max Finder Mystery
With Craig Battle
