Tis the season to be jolly. We only live once, so let’s end this most amazing year with some well-crafted, twitterary prose. Don’t know what a Twittory is? Yet another amazing OZucator, Mike Seyfang, turned me on to this with his most excellent post today (from his most explosively creative edublog), in which he writes: [...]

I’m off to Bangkok for the Apple Distinguished Educator 2007 Asia Institute in 24 hours, so I’m crazy rushed: sub plans for 3 missed classes, packing, the usual teachery stuff (gradebooks and other banes), prepping a presentation for how 1:1 is working (and sometimes not working?) at our school. (I really look forward, more than [...]

My 20 Korean won regarding the K-12 Online Conference presentations I’ve watched or listened to so far. General Impressions: 1. The Need for Classification of Presentations into a “Beginners – Advanced” Continuum That heading pretty much says it all. K12O has a wildly diverse audience, and apparently an equally diverse group of presenters. Some of [...]

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UPDATE: The wiki password is: welcome As promised in an earlier post tonight, I set up the staff development workshop wiki with pages dedicated to web 2.0 and other digital tools best suited to each of Gardner’s eight multiple intelligences. I hope you’ll agree to two things: 1. This type of organization for web 2.0 [...]