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This post is linking up with Teaching Trio. You can find similar posts searching under the category Linking Up. One of the things you can do as teachers is find these great free tools and evaluate if you think the paid-level… Continue Reading →
You want to start blogging about K12? So far from Part One and Part Two on Starting a K12 Blog you have started to think about your area of passion and have walked through the Getting Started Checklist to set-up your blogging platform…. Continue Reading →
You want to start blogging about K12? So far from Part One on Starting a K12 Blog you have started to consider your area of passion and have walked through the Getting Started Checklist to set-up your blogging platform. Identify your Tasks… Continue Reading →
This post is linking up with Teaching Trio. You can find similar posts searching under the category Linking Up. This week I would like to share how I handle family pictures. I know that it is not strictly educational technology, but during… Continue Reading →
Passive Participant, Invited to Reflect It turns out I have dueling purposes today participating in Project Roundtable: What is the Moral Imperative as Educators to share our work? I am constantly taking the pulse of these asynchronous meetings, trying to internalize the… Continue Reading →
You want to start blogging about K12? Revised December 2018 I admit I’ve told a few people they should be blogging about <something interesting they are doing in education> . And I think I am right, they should be –… Continue Reading →
This post is linking up with Teaching Trio. You can find similar posts searching under the category Linking Up. At #ISTE2014 this year a fellow teacher was walking to a session about something called Office Mix. I wanted to be supportive… Continue Reading →
Where is your next professional development coming from? Our most fragile learners in school often face the day wondering where their next meal is coming from, how will they feed themselves to get through to the next day; we might see a shade of that same… Continue Reading →
You cannot go to the #edtech conference of the year ~ ISTE ~ without already following these great educators on Twitter. What do you think? I am trying out a new tool – list.ly. Care to play along? Use List.ly… Continue Reading →
{or hasn’t changed} I was using technology from the 30s and 70s while still teaching in the 2000s… Image compliments of Master of Arts in Teaching Degrees
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