0There is more than one way to get a school to start looking at online learning as a way to reach students. As an international educator, I have found no greater motivation to get the conversation started around online learning than planning for the worst…..school closure.
In 2003 it was the attacks on the compound...
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0I reach a point where I have so many things I want to share that I need to do a dump of information. So once in a while I’ll be sharing blogging bits. Little things that cross my mind, that I’m thinking about or have seen or have been apart of to share with...
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0A couple days ago I shared how the 1st grade here at ISB is creating Portfolio’s for students using iPhoto. They are simple Quicktime movies that kids can start and stop with their parents as they talk about their learning.
This is a great solution for teachers in primary grades who have a digital...
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0Who is controlling your school’s online profile?
In my presentation to educators I usually say:
You need to take control of your online presence, because if you don’t…someone else will!
Do schools have someone looking after their online profile?
Do we need to create a new position in the communication office?
I just got done editing my school’s wikipedia...
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0We all know what happens when you get administrators that understand this Web 2.0 stuff. Shift happens!
Andy Torris a good friend of mine, fellow Gourmet Geek, and oh yeah Deputy Superintendent at our school has the wheels a spinning on what Web 2.0 can mean for a school community.
We had a great conversation...
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0Let me start this post with a disclaimer. There are a million ways to use blogs in education. The following is just one way we are using blogs at SAS.
As my time winds down here at SAS I find myself reflecting on the past three years and keep asking myself:
Did I leave a mark?
I...
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0(A blog post I wrote to 11th graders and to myself)
Some interesting research has come out in the past couple of months that looks at the use of social networks and blogging and the trends that are happening in society today.
Nearly half of 18-24 year old social networkers (45%) told Future Laboratory researchers that...
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0I share with you and e-mail I sent out to the staff at my school today. Yes, I know that most of what I write would not fly in your school/district. But then again, we are a private international school…things just work differently here, and that’s a good thing! I strongly believe that international...
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