What Hasn’t Gone Social?
Is there anything that hasn’t gone social? I spent four days in the Willamette Valley of Oregon visiting some wineries and checking in to…
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.
GAFE Summit: A Must Attend Event
It is day two here in San Jose at the California GAFE (Google Apps For Education) Summit. What a great summit for educators working…
Lecture As Content Delivery Is Dead
I continue to think about how lectures are changing in our new connected world. My last blog post primed my thinking and thanks to…
The Evolution of the Lecture
In my last blog post a couple days ago I talked about lectures not being a bad thing. Both Will and I make livings now lecturing to people.…
Flipped Learning: Going Beyond the Obvious
Will Richardson wrote a blog post over at SmartBlogs that has been rolling around in my brain for a couple of days now and…
Power Searching Class From Google
Google resently announce a free course they are offering in mid-July. I have signed up for it as I still believe search is the…
NinjaProgram.com Launches
Last week at ISTE12 I officially launched the ninjaprogram.com site. I’m still working on updating it and adding information that people might need to…
Some Books And My Reviews
Seeing that summer is officially here (although weather wise it hasn’t shown up here in the Pacific Northwest) I thought I’d review a couple…
Why I Still Like ISTE
Chris Lehmann wrote a blog post a couple days ago about why ISTE still matters to him and I just wanted to follow up with…
Can There Really Be A Revolution In Education?
Student Protest There has been a lot of talk at ISTE12 this year about education needing a “Revolution not an Evolution”. Revolution: 1. an…