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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Mathematics


Well, obviously not, but it’s a great start. I was just happily keeping my head low doing some other work when this Twitter message flew by. Did some work organizing my youtube videos today. They are organized at https://t.co/xWRfY2zHdq

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Digital Footprint


Given the time of the year, I thought it might be nice to dig up this post from the past. The original post makes reference to Tagxedo which was nice because of the “footprint” display. As you know, there are

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Posted in application, Computers, Education, PLN, postsofthepast, Read/Write Web, Teaching

What the World is Searching


What do you search for when you’ve searched for everything on Google?  How about taking a look at what everyone else is searching for?  Or at least the current most popular searches.  Google calls this Google Trends. Interesting top two

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This Week in Ontario Edublogs


Friday already!  Here’s what caught my attention this week. ====== Lessons We Can Learn From The Early Years Shelley Pike formed a blog post around this excerpt from an ETFO professional magazine. It seems so logical.  As Shelley notes, young

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Exploring Mapping History


I got derailed from my train of thought by the TouchDevelop post yesterday but I’d like to share some thoughts about the Borders post.  I found the video absolutely fascinating.  I love geography and the exploration that being connected to

Posted in application, Computers, Education, Links, Teaching

A TouchDevelop Tip


Lately, Alfred Thompson (@alfredtwo) has been sharing a great deal about his experiences with TouchDevelop.  His latest post is actually a story around a video showing how to use Turtle Graphic in TouchDevelop.  That did it.  If anyone can program

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Getting Started with Planboard


In our daily phone conversations, ECOO Conference co-chair Cyndie Jacobs and I cover so much.  Today, we were talking about some of the exhibitors and I was excited to learn that the company behind Planboard would be attending the conference.

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Posted in application, Computers, Education, Read/Write Web, software

What a Difference an OS Makes


Nerdy post upcoming – you’ve been warned.  But, it just might be worth the read for you anyway… A good friend of mine had the power supply go on her ancient PC so it wouldn’t boot.  She needed some files

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Posted in application, Computers, learning, software

An Interview with Zoe Branigan-Pipe


Zoe Branigan-Pipe (@zbpipe on Twitter) is one of those folks that I’ve known and interacted with online long, long before I ever met her.  If you’re wondering what a “21st Century Teacher” does, you need to follow Zoe. Recently, I

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Posted in Computers, Education, learning, PLN, Teaching

This Week in Ontario Edublogs


June is (finally) here.  The learning and reflects from Ontario Edubloggers continues though.  Read on to see some of the things that caught my attention recently. The High Jump Bar   I really like the comparison of the educator and

Posted in application, Computers, Education, learning, Ontario Edublogs, PLN, Read/Write Web
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