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Updated on May 24, 2012

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Our May issue features more content than ever--including an updated "iPad Spectrum," Inigral's Michael Staton and his framework on "Unbundling Education," and a slew of other exciting content, including:

Disruption Scale

We rank 21 recent education initiatives for their potential to (helpfully) disrupt education. The follow-up to our preliminary list seen here, in the iPad version each item will be ranked according to its potential to change education moving forward.
Planet iPad

A look at the incredible momentum of the iPad--and the challenges it brings with it.

Applying a Start-up Mentality to Education

What is a "start-up mentality," and how might we go about applying one towards education?

App Depot

A monthly feature that explores the world of apps--from the useful to the bizarre. Featured in May is a cool T. S. Eliot app, and one that makes facebook-stalking easier.

Blast From the Past

An always-interesting look at how far we’ve come with technology, this month we get a peek out how nearly 30 years ago, there were concerns that computers might create "a culture of psychopaths."

The ELA Common Core & Technology

Understanding how the Common Core Standards change technology in the classroom. No longer considered "progressive," it is now a matter of law.

Demystifying the Writing Process with Technology

This is part 2 in a 4-part series on how the writing process can be supported through tech application. In may, we look specifically at how cloud-based word processing such as Google Docs can support the writing process