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As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: What advice can you give a new teacher as to the priority or focus for energy as they begin their careers? I remember when I started teaching in 1998. But… Continue Reading →
Welcome! This site is about education first and technology second. Often teachers consider themselves not “Technology Savvy.” It is a phrase I often hear right before someone teacher-friend-divorces me or “pre-jects” a teaching solution or question. I am afraid teachers… Continue Reading →
This post is linking up with Teaching Trio. You can find similar posts searching under the category Linking Up. Have great colors in your digital creations If you have wondered about making your own images for your digital classroom creations your first task… Continue Reading →
Why are you going back to work in your school district this year? Perhaps “because the summer is over” is not a deep enough answer? There are many jobs in any school district, but the vast majority of employees are in the classroom… 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 →
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 →
I am looking forward to ISTE 2014 in Atlanta! I have done some serious prep work which is different than other years. I put in a serious bit of work on creating an online module for ISTE newbies in my… Continue Reading →
Free Professional Development on Tool I already can tell is useful? Yes please! I ran across a Google+ post by Susan Oxnevad about free professional development for the summer. I was immediately interested. Join me and Thinglink for a free,… Continue Reading →
Becoming A Blended Learning Designer: Week Five Chapter Five This is the final week in this MOOC and I have enjoyed the readings the most of all. I think going back over the materials I may find more when I… Continue Reading →
Reaction to Reading Chapter Three BlendKit Chapter Three was this week’s Blended Learning Toolkit reading. For the most part it revolved around online assessments. Many of these questions are not unique to online at all, but do deserve a revision… Continue Reading →
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