Social-Networks: Grabbing The Skunk By The Tail
A few days ago my friend and fellow blogger Doug Johnson wrote a blog post about social media and feeling overwhelmed taking aim at…
Category: Blogging & Social Media
Posts on blogging, social networks, and how connected tools change the way educators share and learn.
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…
Why We Need To Teach Social Networking
From Venturebeat.com The girl, 17, had been helping her grandmother count the 72-year-old woman’s personal savings. Apparently wishing to impress her friends and the…
1 Million Edits, TED-ED, and Hall of Fames
It seems like forever since I’ve sat down and blogged…..and yet at the same time it seems I spend all day blogging. Between school,…
Teaching Social Networks
Some rights reserved by Brice Reul In two weeks time I have to give a presentation to our high school student body. I always…
Facebook Page vs Subscribe for Educators
Recently Facebook launched the ability to allow people to subscribe to your Facebook Profile if you so choose to turn on the functionality.…
Google+ Reflection
Google+ has been open now for a while and the up-take of the new social-networking site seems expodential. There are already over 1000 people…
Competing with the Personal Stream
When we live in a connected world we have a personal stream of information that is comforting to us. Take this COETAIL participant for…
Blogs Beta 3
After 3 years I still feel that the blogging platform is one of the best web-based portfolios tools available to schools…and now kids are…
Who Chooses the Communication Tool?
by Florian SEROUSSI Over this past school year my wife and I have slowly been watching a change in the way her Middle…