Whew! Got the title right this time. My apologies to those of you who read my post about #CSTA11 yesterday. I actually do my best to proofread before sending these things but somehow the actual date slipped through the cracks yesterday. If you are interested in #CSTA11, I'm sure that I posted something about that … Continue reading Day 2 at #CSTA13
If you're a digital storyteller or podcaster, you know the value of having sound clips in the middle of your creation. They can work as a lead in, a seque between moments, a concluding bit, or just something to spice it up in the middle. Depending upon the program that you use, it may come … Continue reading Free Sound Clips
I can't believe that it's been a year since I had this conversation with my friend @doremigirl. Back and forth, we had been talking about our kids and their passions. She mentioned that her son had a passion for cartooning. That really caught my attention because I think that's the first time I'd even heard … Continue reading Isaac Turns 1
I ran into two really good readings that should make anyone stop and think. There are so many people talking about being on top of things and understanding the latest and greatest. In this case, it's Digital Textbooks and Learning Commons. Absorb these and be prepared to challenge anyone who comes along and uses the … Continue reading Two Posts About Real and Significant Change
Recently, my friend @alfredtwo let me know that I had made one of those lists. This time it was the Top 55 Connected Educators and published by @mytowntutors. Now, a lot of times these things are popularity contests or re-hashes of someone else's blog post with a top 10 list or something. Alfred and I … Continue reading Perfect Ontario EduTweeters
It's time for a little Friday roundup of some of the best reads from posts from Ontario Educators. It's not an easy time to stay focused for Ontario Educators so kudos to the bloggers that get past all that's going on and to stay the course in the great creating and sharing that happens … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
...needs to be given to those folks with cameras and the desire to document the lunar eclipse yesterday. I, on the other hand, mostly slept through it. I know that friends of mine and folks around the world took the opportunity to take their cameras out and do it. I found out that friends from … Continue reading A Big Thank You…
