Tag Professional Learning
You might remember that I love a good MOOC. And if you didn’t remember that, I should point out that last year I tried out five Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and the first MOOC I finished was a Coursera one… Continue Reading →
My opportunity to help facilitate an in-district edcamp has come and gone and I want to share the results with you, both the official results and my personal observations. Not that they differ so much, but I can tell you… Continue Reading →
As part of the TeachThought January Blog Challenge today’s prompt is: How am I going to update myself professionally? Specify support resources. I am glad to supply resources which have helped me develop myself. I recognize the importance of addition personalized development as… 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 →
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 →
I have not always needed support with guidance in my career. Decisions in becoming a teacher follow a predictable pattern: You decide in 4th grade, check back in with yourself first semester of 12th grade, and then select a college known… Continue Reading →
This post is part of a Link-up. For similar posts search Category Linking Up. Professional Development has happened to all of us, in a library or cafeteria, from 4:00-4:30 weekly or {insert your own sad, sad example}. While I did… Continue Reading →
Professional Development shouldn’t be something which happens *to* you. It shouldn’t be something which others plan for you. So, for Connected Educators Month, share where are you finding your own, free professional development now a days. Link up your existing… Continue Reading →
Ready to get real? There are some facts about (some) educators on Twitter which we might need to discuss. You say you don’t, but you kind of care how many followers you have OMGosh do some of you get hacked… Continue Reading →
Continuing the Edublogs Teacher Blogging Challenge EduBlogs offers different blogging challenges: personal 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 your… Continue Reading →
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