Last week I wrote a post about the Imagine Cup. (Imagine Cup?Solving the Worlds Problems Through Software) A couple of things I should have mentioned about it though. One is there is a chance for students who enter to win an Xbox 360 console with the new Kinect each week to one random Imagine Cup registrant .Read the full rules at Imagine Cup Rules. The other thing I should have emphasized is that the Round 1 quizzes for the Information Technology (IT) Challenge have started. You can get the full schedule at IT Challenge web site. It?s not to early to work at qualifying for Round 2.
In other links, Ken Royal @kenroyal had an interesting article on Top 25 Ed Tech Trends. Well worth the read.
Brandon Watson @BrandonWatson announced that Visual Basic is now available to support Silverlight development for the WindowsPhone7. Visual Basic Comes to Windows Phone 7 As a big VB fan boy from way back this is pretty exciting to me.
@weemooseus Twittered a link to a post by a student who wrote up his list if the Top 5 AP Computer Science Tips. It?s an interesting list with some good suggestions.
The World Wide Innovative Forum is coming up this week in South Africa. Leading up to it Tony Franklin has been posting some guest posts from the US teachers who are going.
- Gamer Girlz by Pat Yongpradit
- Innovative Education Forum A Celebration of Learning and Culture by Cheryl Arnett and Rawya Shatila
What does your school need? The team at Bing is running a contest to provide money to schools. Check the program out here. Learn more about Bing programs for educators, visit bing.com/education
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