Tag Archives: Michael-Staton

There is a Stupid Question: Are You Asking it?

Posted on June 7, 2012 by

I hate to say this as a former classroom teacher – there is a stupid question in EdTech.  I have to go on the attack because this question is likely one of the biggest roadblocks to innovation.  Is Technology Effective? … Continue reading →

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What Are Ed Tech Entrepreneurs Good For?

Posted on May 5, 2012 by

The recent ASU Education Innovation Summit, which brought together venture capitalists with aspiring ed tech entrepreneurs, created quite a stir in the edublogosphere and the edutwitterverse. A lot of the reaction came from people who were watching from a distance … Continue reading →

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Keeping Work (LMS) and Play (Social Networks) Separate?

Posted on January 4, 2009 by

MergingArts has a good audio interview with Inigral CEO Michael Staton. Michael makes some good points about the nature of sites like Facebook that raise questions about a number of academic social networking efforts. Essentially, he argues that people don’t want to … Continue reading →

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SIS to Facebook Direct. Introducing Schools on Facebook.

Posted on July 31, 2008 by

Hi!  I’m Michael Staton and I’m a guest blogger.  What I say in no way represents Michael Feldstein or his ancestors.  Also, our screenshot here is of our app with Abilene Christian University, a school known for being a thought … Continue reading →

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Please Welcome Guest Blogger Michael Staton

Posted on July 27, 2008 by

Michael is the CEO of a company called Inigral, the company that produces the Facebook Courses application. You may have seen his earlier guest post for the On the Horizon. I have been talking a fair bit with Michael lately … Continue reading →

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