10 Second Life Resources for the Classroom by Karen Schweitzer
Some of the world’s most prestigious colleges, universities, and schools use Second Life in the classroom. This virtual world makes it easy for students to Continue Reading
What Did They Tweet? 8/23-8/31
Do you like the new look? The What Did They Tweet? series has gotten a new look thanks to Mind42 a tweet by my very Continue Reading
How to Fit Widget A into Socket B! by Jo Hart
Part of the series: Investigating International Edtech Issues (Australia) Background A very personal view of some of the issues we face here in Australia in Continue Reading
What Did They Tweet? 8/17- 8/22
Who will you follow this #teachertuesday? If this is your first visit, then I invite you to check out the rest of this weekly series, Continue Reading
#Edchat: Join the Conversation
Over 1000 educators have participated in #edchat discussions. Will you collaborate with us to create educational change? Although relatively new, #edchat has become an incredible Continue Reading
What Did They Tweet? 8/11-8/16
As we enter our classrooms again we must remember the digital footprint we have left behind as Ruth Cohenson (@tearoof) reminds us in this Tweet! Continue Reading
Making Global Connections
No doubt I love Twitter for meeting new people and planning collaborative projects. However, I often run into the problem that most of the incredible Continue Reading
Lack of Tech in the Land of Robots and Hybrid Cars by Neal Chambers
Part of the series: Investigating International Edtech Issues (Japan’s Edtech Issues) Before I came to Japan, I imagined a place full of people flying around Continue Reading
What Did They Tweet? 8/04-8/08
The school year is here, which means educators need to be encouraged and fed continuously through their Personal Learning Network (PLN). Right now, you are Continue Reading
RoohIt Highlighter: New Way of Online Research?
In my pursuit to improve your personal learning on this blog, I have added a few new widgets. One of my favorite new finds is Continue Reading