Monthly Archives: July 2013

Oh no… wait, phew! (“Undo Send” in Gmail)

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Robert P.

Quick post, but one it quickly seems I should share because of the immediate replies and favorites on Twitter… I was about to send an email. A business email, in fact. A business email to someone at one of the … Continue reading →

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The EduGlass Saga Continues… (Thank You to EduGlass Supporters!)

Posted on July 22, 2013 by Robert P.

As some of you know, I went to bed on Friday with $69 left to raise in my quest to get to two-thirds of the total cost (with tax) of Glass sponsored rather than shipping Glass back to Google. I … Continue reading →

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Into the box or… (The final Glass post?)

Posted on July 20, 2013 by Robert P.

I’m off to bed (after catching up on The Daily Show), with $69 left until I reach the goal I’ve set of 66% funding by the end of the week. Since there is technically 54 mins left until the end … Continue reading →

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24 hours… Glass or No Glass?

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Robert P.

Five days ago, I thought up the idea of getting sponsors to allow me to keep Glass for use in classrooms across East Palo Alto and Menlo Park. Unfortunately, I had already made the request to get the box to … Continue reading →

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Expanding the Use of Tech in the Classroom

Posted on July 17, 2013 by Robert P.

As I began to think about my attempt to gain sponsors for Glass, it made me think about an infographic (at the bottom of this post) that came my way a few months ago. I especially started to think about … Continue reading →

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Glass in the Classroom?

Posted on July 15, 2013 by Robert P.

Before I receive my box from Google to return Glass, I wanted to put out this request to the Interwebs: Is there anyone willing to sponsor my continued ownership of Glass for educational purposes? First, the reason for returning. I … Continue reading →

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