While this post may not be for my typical reader, I believe that it has value to the larger online education community, mostly because many of us are faced with making current systems work with what know to be the way forward. The specific system in question is using an …
I have been going back through some of my audio files recently and I found a really good conversation from Educon 2.1. This conversation was from John Pederson‘s Session, The Networked Learning Manifesto: Welcoming Parents into the Conversation. You can find the actual Manifesto that sparked the conversation here. The …
I recorded this podcast a few weeks ago, but I have sat on it for that long in order to mull everything over for a while. The topic for this podcast is all about how we enumerate the exact needs found within the classroom that would require us to be …
Image via Wikipedia I got a message on twitter that 5 posts from this blog are now available to anyone who is a part of Continuing Professional Development in Scotland. It appears as though this means that people will be able to read my blog for some kind of credit. …
Image via Wikipedia I have been quite energized by a lot of the basketball games that have been going on during the playoffs this year. There have been a lot of tight games and quite a few overtimes. As with anything that I am engaged in, I bring it back …
Today I will be working with a group of students at Ute Meadows Elementary on the idea of creating and tending their Digital Legacy (or what some people call their a Digital Footprint or Digital Identity). Here are the lesson plans for just such an event: Write-on: Types of Digital …
I believe in learning all the time, but there are definitely some things that I know nothing about (but would like to some day). I hope to cross things off of this list, but for now they remain: Player pianos – how they work and why they aren’t more readily …
I had the unique opportunity to talk with Kevin Honeycutt about his amazing unconference, Podstock. Please listen and know the movement that he is working for (and that we may be all working for in our different ways). Show notes: We wanted to create an Edubloggercon for Podcasters We wanted …
I was asked to give a presentation on Social Networking for Non-Profits and more specifically, facebook, and so here is my best shot at a number of resources that get at the core of this subject. The unavoidable Common Craft video on Social Networks A summary of a bit of …
Image via Wikipedia Because of my deep love of words, I have always been very excited by unique writing projects (such as NanoWriMo and Myths and Legends), but this one is by far the best thing I have seen in a very long time. If you haven’t seen 1,000,000 Monkeys …