A minor departure from technology.

I am pleased to share a blog that I subscribe to and whose author made a point I have been trying to convince people of for a long time. If nothing else, this just shows that there are other people who think like me.

http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/2011/11/sweet-smell-of-success-starts-at-home.html

Since I'm on the "these people think like me" wagon, it is also important that, in today's increasingly user-centric internet, we allow ourselves to see what the other side is thinking from time to time. Just a thought. Continue what you were doing...

Have a great day!

This is both a test and a warning... what not to do.

This video scares me a little, even though I know it's fiction. How did he get his students to do that routine bell after bell? Mine are always asking questions and stuff :)

Web 2.0 for Teachers.

In the interests of using web 2.0 to discuss web 2.0, I thought it appropriate to also do a little collaboration across time and space and check out the presentation done by another professional educator. We will be going over this in class, as well as searching for other interesting web 2.0 tools you might use in your classroom.

60 in 60: Web 2.0 Tools on Prezi

One that didn't make their list, but is on mine: dipity.com

Let's use one: http://mrbecksfort.wikispaces.com