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Articles Don't Wait to Find Out How Green Your Smartphone Is AT&T's new rating system will help consumers find more sustainable phones, but smartphone builders need to play along.Julie Ma03 Mar, 2012
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Articles Can Two New Apps Help Women Avoid Sexual Assault? The Obama administration has harnessed mobile technology to help combat sexual assault among young women.Cord Jefferson06 Nov, 2011
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Articles South Korea's Making the Switch to Digital Textbooks No more heavy backpacks. South Korea is investing $2 billion to develop digital textbooks for all schools by 2015.Liz Dwyer08 Jul, 2011
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Articles Could This $99 Robot Transform Computer Science Education? This plug-and-play robot could be a revolutionary way of teaching coding and programming.Liz Dwyer07 May, 2011
Articles Death of the Flip Cam: What's the Future of Video in the Classroom? Teachers loved the easy-to-use video cameras for classroom projects. Now that Cisco's killed them off, what's next?Liz Dwyer17 Apr, 2011
Articles Extra Credit: Student Voices Against Education Cuts Won't Be Silenced Student protests and more of what we're reading at GOOD Education HQ.Liz Dwyer23 Mar, 2011
Articles New York City Launches the World's First Condom App Finding a free condom in New York City is now as simple as checking your smartphone.Cord Jefferson17 Feb, 2011
Articles Will an App Rescue Long-Form Journalism? For the creators of the new Atavist app, story is everything.Allison Arieff09 Feb, 2011
Design GOOD Design Daily: Four CES Gadgets That Create Impact Think it's all flashy tablets and 3D monitors at CES? We found four products that go above and beyond simple gadget lust.Alissa Walker09 Jan, 2011