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8 Random Facts
I was tagged by Sue Waters in Australia for this one… not normally a meme kinda guy, but thought it was good to let you in on my world a little bit… enjoy. And please, don’t think less of me. First,...
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(Cross posted on EduBloggerWorld) During my time online, I run into many educational technology specialists (or some other title) with the role of integrating technology into instruction and learning....
View ArticleGetting Others Started in E-Learning
I had the pleasure of being informally interviewed by Sue Waters from Perth, Australia. Sue had reached out to her network of online colleagues (via Twitter, Google Talk, and Gmail) to solicit input on...
View ArticleStudents 2-Oh (My Gosh)
[kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/gwQOyEwspKY" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /] Just came across this this morning as I was skimming some “tweets” on my Twitter network...
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Local Over Global Network Building
I’ve been thinking more and more about the networks/communities we build using technology. My experience at Educon had me thinking even more about it as several of the attendees discussed building...
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Take a Risk
I’ve been helping to facilitate a Collegial Learning Circle (CLC) of 20+ educators who are dipping their toes into some new learning environments through the K12 Online Conference. This group is small...
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How Much Remote Access?
Photo Credit: Will Lion This photo and post came through the ole aggregator today from the Remote Access blog authored by Clarence Fisher a classroom teacher up North in remote Canada. What’s...
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