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I assisted a group of local leaders explore an Edcamp option earlier in the week for a leadership meeting. This group consisted of people leading schools through real challenges and I respect them for their experience and results. It was fascinating to… Continue Reading →
Teaching if different from it was when many of us were in school. It would be natural if you had some questions. But where can you get those questions answered? Here are the answers to a few #edtech questions you are… Continue Reading →
Features of Successful Online Learning Environments No matter whether examining your personal learning network, PLN, or a learning management system, LMS, the online learning environment probably has these features if it is successful. [Tweet “Consider the features of any successful online learning environment … “]… Continue Reading →
My affinity for the promise of the Massive Open Online Course, or MOOC, is well documented. However, while enrolled with thousands of colleagues I did identify the experience as disconnected from my daily practice. I sometimes wanted to brainstorm with local… Continue Reading →
At the time of year when our thoughts turn to “next year,” it is important to agree everyone needs to acknowledge who the customer of education is. But it is not easy to identify who everyone thinks that customer should be. Who is… Continue Reading →
Are you still in school? An innocent question this morning via Twitter flitted between two folks I follow: That is quite the question isn’t it? My son might ask his cousin living up north that question. Instead of teasingly laced with… Continue Reading →
Your online content is only a portion of your blended learning environment. Tagxedo – Tag Cloud with Styles You are the same teacher online as in the classroom. However, the duration of it your written words online compared to the spoken… Continue Reading →
Blended Learning is one of the more nebulous educational terms lately. It ranks up there with “disruptive” and “innovative” and if completing an EDU BINGO card is not what you are in the field of education for… You require some solid advice… Continue Reading →
EDU Graphic Design K12 teachers do not go to college to learn how to design online components around their content. So when we learn nice tips and tricks the collegial thing to do is to share. If your school or… Continue Reading →
5/11 #BFC530 led me to a question – why don’t we teach like it is the end of the year all year-long? We are trying to keep the attention of students, want to try out potentially more engaging practices, and… Continue Reading →
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