Educators
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This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Happy Labour Day Weekend. Anyone else going to the Harrow Fair? We go every year so that my wife can get her fill of banty hens. If not, settle back and read some of these interesting blog posts from Ontario Edubloggers. Why Twitter? Response Have you ever made someone create a blog post? I did… Continue reading
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Pre #BIT14 Interview with Derrick Schellenberg and Brian Aspinall
Michelle Cordy (@cordym on Twitter) continued her series of interviews leading to the Bring IT, Together Conference in Niagara Falls on November 5-7, 2014. Last night, she talked to Derrick Schellenberg (@Mr_Schellenberg) and Brian Aspinall (@mraspinall) about their sessions. This time, the focus was on inquiry in the classroom. Both Derrick and Brian have TLLP projects… Continue reading
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Playing with nkwiry
Brian Aspinall has done it again! Brian is rapidly gaining fame as creating free, incredibly student friendly web resources. The hallmark of his products are ease of signup for teachers who just create a class and the students just use the class. No collection of student information of any kind is done and no student… Continue reading
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A Great Symbaloo Mix
It’s not secret that I’m a real fan of Symbaloo. I’ve talked about it before and have a number of webmixes tied to my account. My only challenge is writing about it and making sure that I spell it correctly. Two Ls or Two Os? At times, I’ll explore the public webmixes for a number… Continue reading
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