On Twitter, I describe myself this way: “Educator. Learner. I strive to learn & find/create ways for others to learn, so they can create ways for others to learn, and so on… My views are my own.”
Wednesday I will present a webinar about digital storytelling for ISTE.…
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Loading...At the independent K-8 school where I work, I recently helped initiate a group called CATIE: Conversations about Technology Integration in Education.
In our first few meetings, we have taken valuable steps. For one thing, we have a working mission: to establish a learning community of educators who will discuss ways to leverage technology integration in support of the school’s mission, vision, and strategic plans.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...What is a school?
Is it a building or a location? Is it a group of people who teach and learn together? Is it an organization grouped around a unified philosophy of learning?
I work at a school I love, though I fumble about inarticulately when I try to explain why it makes me so happy.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I learn a variety of things from #etmooc educators, but the other day one of them said something that really resonated:
Don’t feel guilty if you don’t do everything — only feel guilty if you don’t do anything.
Get me that as a tattoo.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...My two children want to know why I want them to steer clear of water fountains and high touch museums right now, and I explain about the flu coursing through our communities, and how quickly things spread when we all share the same physical space.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I just finished participating in a MOOC called Designing New Learning Environments (with professor Paul Kim) and swore I’d take a little break from structured online studies, but I can’t resist outstanding learning opportunities with impressive PLNs, so here I am in etmooc.…
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