Parents, Who Needs Them? by Guest Thomas Whitby Pt 2
After tweeting about schools needing to teach parents about educational technology, I was quite surprised to find out that the idea was widely tweeted all Continue Reading
Guest Profile: Thomas Whitby on Parental Involvement Part I
In a time when only 10% of Twitter users actually interact with the people on their Twitter streams, Thomas Whitby is a Twitter revolutionist. Tom Continue Reading
Dear Reader…
Dear Reader, You may have noticed that I have given my blog a recent makeover. Nearly three months ago I began this blog and thank Continue Reading
What Did They Tweet?
Every week on Twitter I mark a series of tweets as favorites. These are tweets that have either interesting links, encourage thought-provoking conversations, spark some Continue Reading
Do You Know Blog Lingo?
English language teachers understand the importance of learning the language you use to communicate. Proficiency in a language allows us to communicate and connect with Continue Reading
Oh The Adventures You Will Have If Only…
Did you know that educational technologies will soon be the norm? Advances in information and communication technologies (ICTs) and internet technologies means several educators are Continue Reading
Second Life Newby Field Trip
Have you wanted to attend the several Second Life teacher events but were too afraid you would do something embarrassing? Two years ago I set Continue Reading
Ustream and Twitter Search for Educational Purposes
The Twitter Revolution Perhaps, you have read the volume of articles asserting that Twitter is revolutionizing the way the world follows current events. Earlier today Continue Reading
Important Advice for Teachers
This past Monday I took part in a blog series, “52 teachers 52 lessons” moderated by Tom DeRosa. Once a week for a year, various Continue Reading
Avoiding the Edtech Burn-out
Recently, a good friend and Edublogs webinar moderator, Phil Hart, shared with me a recent Elluminate presentation I unfortunately missed. Edublogs webinars provide a free Continue Reading