Comments vs Compliments – a mini lesson
Last week I had the pleasure of running a lab site in an Enumclaw 5th Grade class as part of my work with the…
Tag: blogging
1000 Blog Posts
So…this is blog post 1000. Crazy to think and yet at the same time I’m pretty late to the game for someone who started…
NYT Summer Reading Contest…What If
A teacher brought this contest ran by the New York Times to my attention the other day as they were starting to prepare for…
Virtual Bulletin Board
At ISB we’ve struggled over the past couple of years in defining our web spaces. Although we’ve been getting better at using the “Core…
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…
The Stick Turns 4!
I can’t believe I’ve been blogging for 4 years…and that after 4 years….I still have things to say. 🙂 Last week while working with…
Socialize your Science Data
As we continue to set up and learn about blogging in the 5th grade we’re finding ways to both teach skills and tie blogging…
EdubloggerCon 2009 Reflections
Last year I was pretty critical of EduBloggerCon. For me it was too big, too scripted, and…well…you can read the post. This year….smaller, deeper,…
Does Your Blog have a Search?
I’ve found myself lately looking for posts on ideas or concepts that I know exist and not being able to find them. As I’ve…
Where are the comments?
The conversation that has been going on around Twitter over at Utechtips.com both here and here has lead to other e-mails and discussions around…