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July 10, 2006
Podcast: Angus King on the Maine Laptop Program
Last month while I was attending the AALF conference here in Boston I mentioned I'd recorded a podcast of Angus King, former governor of Maine, talking about the state's groundbreaking laptop initiative. I didn't want to post it without getting his permission, and earlier today I received an email from him giving me the thumbs up. So here's the podcast. It's about 50 minutes long and around 43 megabytes. As always, sorry about the audio quality but it gets a little crackly when I compress it. For those of you who would prefer a text version, here are my notes from his speech. -andy
Tags: Angus King | digital divide | education technology | laptops | Maine | policy | Seymour Papert | students
Posted by acarvin at July 10, 2006 6:30 PM
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