Posted in Social Networks, Teaching on Mar 28th, 2008 10 Comments »
This post was co-authored with Stephanie Sandifer and is cross-posted on her blog Change Agency.
In another infamous “Twitter learning moment”, we were directed by @durff to an engaging Ustream presentation broadcasting live from the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs and Executives (unfortunately, this hasn’t been archived, but we’ll post it when it becomes available). The [...]
Posted in Keyboarding, Social Networks, Teaching, Uncategorized on Mar 11th, 2008 2 Comments »
Note: images below not live links
If Facebook can make Scrabble (Scrabulous) cool, why not keyboarding? I’ve discovered that 2 of my favorite keyboarding activities can be added as Facebook apps……………one step forward for the cool factor of business ed, right? Well, probably not, but this geeky teacher can dream, right?
Check out Fingerjig and Typing Master for some [...]
Posted in PLN, Resources, Social Networks, Teaching on Feb 20th, 2008 3 Comments »
I’m reporting, as promised, on the second parent workshop I led at my middle school. There were only 3 parents in attendance, but again, this allowed for more discussion and personal feedback. My district’s IT director and the middle school principal were also there, which led to a broader perspective on the topics being covered - our [...]
Posted in Blogging, PLN, Research, Resources, Social Networks, twitter on Feb 18th, 2008 1 Comment »
I have been asked on twitter and various other places for links to this and links to that, and I just thought I’d make it easier for those of you who wish to follow my research on blogging, social networking, and other web tools. I don’t always have time to blog about the information I [...]
Posted in Ramblings, Social Networks on Jan 24th, 2008 4 Comments »
I’ve been having such a hard time starting this post, so I’ve put it off for 2 days. I’ve now come to the decision that I don’t HAVE to have final decisions made on how I feel…….part of blogging is the act of writing to help formulate ideas. So, that being said, here it is.
FRONTLINE: [...]
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