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Author: Jeff Utecht

I started blogging in 2005 and found it such a powerful way to reflect and share my thinking about technology, this generation, and how we prepare students for their future not our past.

A technology infrastructure

So I woke up at 4:00 this morning to join the techleaning.com webinar on The Tipping Point in K-12 Education: One-to-One Computing, Electronic Textbooks,…

October 26, 2005 · 2 min read

Computer Games: What are we teaching them

After reading David WarlickÂ’s post: Innovation Learning for a Flat World, I got to thinking about the games that our students play on a…

October 20, 2005 · 2 min read

Another article on Blogs in the Classroom

A great new article out by cnet.com titled Blogging 101-web logs go to school. I was glad to see that the classroom mentioned is…

October 18, 2005 · 1 min read

A follow up to 'The Future of a School"

Reece Lennon Writes in response to my “The Future of a School” article: Okay, so you gave her a philosophical answer, but what about…

October 18, 2005 · 1 min read

S.O.S.

A great new web site called S.O.S. (Situations, Outcomes, Strategies) was launched on Oct. 7. The following summery was taken from an eSchool News…

October 13, 2005 · 2 min read

The Future of a School

My school is in the process of building a new Media Center. We have held and continue to hold meeting with the architects, planners,…

October 12, 2005 · 3 min read

Microwave Popcorn

Have you ever had one of those moments where a thought pops into your head that just makes you laugh? I had one last…

October 10, 2005 · 2 min read

Yahoo to put copyrighted books on the Internet

In a recent article from eschool news talks about YahooÂ’s approach to putting copyrighted books online, while at the same time appeasing publishers. Something…

October 6, 2005 · 1 min read

Techie Teachers

I have been really excited the past couple of days as more and more teachers here about the Blogs we have started here at…

October 6, 2005 · 1 min read