Really? It’s My Job To Teach Technology?
Andrew Vicars, one of our COETAIL participants, wrote a blog post that I was going to leave a comment on but then it got…
Tag: education
Reaching Their Potential
On Monday the MLB (Baseball) draft started and one of the Mariner Bloggers that I follow Jeff Sullivan had this to say about the…
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…
Asking The Right Questions
Over the last few weeks I have received a hand full of e-mails all asking the same question. What would you recommend? MacBook vs…
Why I still want MS and HS to have a Laptop
I received a tweet a couple days ago asking why I still believed laptops, in this case MacBooks, are the right choice for middle…
Virtual Learning in a Crisis
Disclosure: The following thoughts/reflections are not necessary the views of ISB or its community It has been a few weeks since we were in a virtual…
Working with the Willing
So a new school year is upon us, as today was the first day for students at ISB. I spent the first hour helping…
My Thoughts on America
Flickr ID: clappstar I can’t believe I have been back in the States three weeks already. Summer goes way to fast. Family, friends, and the…
Google, Android, and the Future
(Full Disclosure: I own stock in Google) The more I read about what Google launched at Google IO a couple of weeks ago the…
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…