Everything Doesn’t Always Have to Be Awesome on Social Media
As I was scrolling LinkedIn today (this is something I just started doing recently), I felt the need to dust […]
The 2014 ASCD Annual Conference: There is Hope
Reflecting on a busy weekend of conversation and learning at this year’s annual ASCD conference in Los Angeles, a few […]
Connected Educators at the #140edu
Next week, myself and hundreds of other educators from around the country will be congregating at the 92nd St Y […]
Networking vs Building Relationships
image from Melody on Flickr Amazingly, I did not write a single ISTE reflection piece this year. It’s always a […]
What We Can Learn from Peer Pressure
Tonight I heard a great story on Marketplace about using Peer Pressure to affect social change. The interviewee, Tina Rosenberg, […]
Why We Should Be Teaching Social Media
When the story of Natalie Monroe, the “Teacher Blogger” broke earlier this year, it rustled a lot of feathers. There […]
This is Why I Blog/Tweet/Use Social Media
My last post, Research: One of the Hardest Things You’ll Ever Do, was a reflection on a lesson with my […]
#edchat: Making Real Changes
I have been participating in the weekly Twitter discussion, #edchat, since August 2009. It has been amazing watching the conversation […]
What Does Communication Mean in 2010?
On April 20th, a group of fellow EduTweeters and I will be presenting at the #140 Character Conference in NYC, […]
Using Drop.io in the Classroom
My 4-6th graders have been working Persuasive Essays for the last month. (While that seems like a long time, it […]