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I am proud to be at day 15/30 for #AprilBlogaDay! The prompt (which I am using for 4/15) honors International Literacy Day by asking some great questions, mostly captured In this article by the International Literacy Association. I am publishing this… Continue Reading →
I feel sorry for those not inside education when they hear the stories similar the systematic cheating in Atlanta. They do not understand that these are not the real teachers. The public or pre-service teachers might be frightened; they could worry there is… Continue Reading →
Spring Break is over. That is sad enough. However I am worried about this habit of writing daily I picked up from #AprilBlogaDay. Can I keep it up? My Plan: Write at lunch: I can do this atleast 3/5 days… Continue Reading →
Today #AprilBlogaDay asked what is my passion project? Before I answered, I took a look at what I really pour myself into at work and came up with personalized professional learning. I am lucky. I am in a sweet spot… Continue Reading →
Participating in #AprilBlogaDay I have been cleaning out my draft posts so far, but today’s topic: What are you reading, either professionally or personally? Why? caught my interest. I have a really interesting book I am working my way through…. Continue Reading →
Our instructional technology department was new in 2009. And almost immediately we were interested in a Learning Management System (LMS). I remember asking our technical counterparts about Moodle and the resistance with which that was met. It was obvious the technical side… Continue Reading →
I love science and educational technology. So, for one of our “staycation” stops this Spring Break was the local Scale Model of the Solar System. And because we had an extra visitor in grandma this trip I didn’t set up… Continue Reading →
It is easy to countdown to the school year’s end, but it is a challenge to stay focused on school and teach/learn through the end. Through out the next few months it is my top priority to get as many… Continue Reading →
I recently asked my husband what his cloud strategy was … he looked at me like I was trying to sell him insurance and remarked that I paid enough for cloud storage, he thought I had the strategy. I guess we’re… Continue Reading →
In education the path to leadership differs. You often prove yourself as a teacher and then are hired to lead teachers. Except when that doesn’t happen. And goodness forbid education changes. To become a principal requires a prerequisite of degree(s) and… Continue Reading →
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