Looks really cool for putting together snippets of #edchat or telling a particular story using Twitter and other tools. Oh, and they are looking for a community manager, if any of you live in the SF area.
He is married to his favorite person, and loves his three children quite a little bit (aged 10, 15 and 17). He is passionate about authentic learning, technology with purpose, and creating at least one new thing every day. In short, he teaches, and learns. A lot.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I’ve seen a few fantastic examples created by some users I follow on Twitter. I haven’t yet used it myself.
I’ve seen a few fantastic examples created by some users I follow on Twitter. I haven’t yet used it myself.
I’ve seen a few fantastic examples created by some users I follow on Twitter. I haven’t yet used it myself.
I’ve seen a few fantastic examples created by some users I follow on Twitter. I haven’t yet used it myself.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
I used this year modeling “Think Aloud” strategies with my students. The post should be in the archive. A good tool with a lot of potential and surprisingly limited use from what I found. Dead simple to use; it left me wondering why more people weren’t.
Care to share any favorites? I would love to see how this is/can be used for learning.
Care to share any favorites? I would love to see how this is/can be used for learning.
Care to share any favorites? I would love to see how this is/can be used for learning.
Care to share any favorites? I would love to see how this is/can be used for learning.
Check out what Andy Carvin’s been doing with Storify around his coverage of Egypt, Bahrain, etc.
Check out what Andy Carvin’s been doing with Storify around his coverage of Egypt, Bahrain, etc.
Check out what Andy Carvin’s been doing with Storify around his coverage of Egypt, Bahrain, etc.
Check out what Andy Carvin’s been doing with Storify around his coverage of Egypt, Bahrain, etc.