The Tech&Learning 100@30

The Tech&Learning 100@30

January 20, 2010

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As part of our 30th anniversary celebrations, Tech&Learning will be compiling a compendium of the most important people in the creation and advancement of the use of technology in education. Our first 30 honorees will be plucked from the past— the founding fathers and mothers whose inventions, declarations, and theories set the table for where we are today. This doesn’t mean they can’t be influential now or in the future. We’re looking to recognize achievements from 1980 to the present (say 2010).

We begin with the people below. We'll add to this list each week, so check back to see who else will be added. Did we miss someone? Leave your suggestion in a comment, or take our Reader Poll. Click HERE to see the latest poll results.

Albert Bandura
Craig R. Barrett
Benjamin S. Bloom

LeRoy Finkel

James D. Finn

Robert Mills Gagné

Ted Kennedy and George W. Bush
Angus S. King Jr.

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Anonymous - 03/09/2010

Al Rogers of Global Classroom but also of Fred Mail. David Warlick the foundational encourager of MANY MANY EdTech users of today

Krista Scott - 03/04/2010

Dr. Curtis Bonk, author of "The World is Open"

Anonymous - 01/26/2010

LeRoy Finkel

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