Month December 2014
I have a love affair with every good infographic I see. It can’t just be me, don’t you love it when you “see” the idea before someone makes you read the idea? That kind of double-enforced messaged, confirming what your audience… Continue Reading →
Whew, there’s the politics of this course and then there is the reality. Let’s dwell on the latter. March of 2014 I proposed a three segment online “course” for the 200+ International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) attendees of… Continue Reading →
When I stopped in to the Professional Learning department of my district office to turn in my reports about my ISTE preparatory class I had some questions. I am interested in holding a regional EdCamp for the northeast Georgia region… Continue Reading →
Sure, we are all successful educators. I get it, you’re just as brilliant as me. However, at some point after Thanksgiving and before Christmas Break you run a terrifying equation through your head. And during that calculation all your degrees and apple-tinged accolades are for nothing unless you… Continue Reading →
Completing the Edublogs Teacher Blogging Challenge Edublogs offers different blogging challenges: personal (teacher) blogging and student blogging. In the Teacher Challenge (personal) series I am following these 8 steps: Step 1: Setting up your blog Step 2: Setting Up Pages Step 3: Publish… Continue Reading →
Every year when I send out Christmas cards I want to know where they travel. I have an idea I send the most to the states in which I have lived, but without a visual representation I don’t feel like I… Continue Reading →
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