Blogging Process – Find Your Flow
Brian Grenier wrote a blog post back in 2007 that I think I missed where he asks the question how do you write a…
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.
The Next Phase of Technology at ISB
Last week our IT Director, Chad Bates, gave a presentation to the ISB School Board outlining the next phase of technology use at ISB.…
Facebook, Privacy, and Cyber bullying
Just returning from a full day of thinking and teaching starting with Saturday school and talking to some students who got in trouble for…
My Google Chrome Extensions
Last week Google Chrome updated itself on my MacBook and now allows Chrome extensions. I’ve almost completely moved over to Chrome as the speed…
Bring Buzz to Edu Apps
Google Buzz has been out for a while now and has been slowly making its mark on the social-networking scene. As I’ve been investigating…
Proper typing out, thumb typing in
Just as I’m having conversations again around why we should or shouldn’t teach typing in our schools technology has once again moved us into…
Learning 2.010 Conference: Where do we go from here?
In a world where content is continually changing, and you can learn almost anything for free, what’s the point of going to a conference?…
You mean the teacher still matters?
Four great articles have come to light lately that point to research being done and what many of us in the Ed Tech community…
The iPad: Not the Right Product for Education
I’ve been reflecting the last couple days on Apple’s new iPad. The product that, before it’s announcement, some had claim would revolutionize education. If…
Help a Newbie get to ISTE10
Beth Still grabbed me at NECC in Washington D.C. this summer and introduced me to Richard Byrne who was attending his first NECC conference.…