Do You Get IT? . . . . . . . . What is IT?

I have had a number of discussions lately with people about people who “Get IT.”  This has to do with hiring people who “Get IT” or working with people who “Get IT” or helping other educators “Get IT.” The $64 question is . . .  “What is IT?” IT can […]

It’s Not About the Gadgets:Notes from ISTE 2010

I had a wonderful opportunity to deliver a presentation with Angela Maiers at ISTE 2010 today at 3:30.  This presentation, It’s Not about the Gadgets: It’s about the Possibilities, was our opportunity to discuss where technology is today and how we need to use it to expand the learning possibilities […]

Improving School Communication through Google Apps

Google Apps is a set of applications that have become the technological backbone for many schools. Google Apps is a set of communication and collaboration tools that have been combined to provide a cohesive learning/collaborating environment. This environment has been created for both the K-12 and postsecondary levels. Great thing […]

Live Video Feed of Oil Gushing in the Gulf of Mexico

. . .  and the oil just keeps flowing. On April 20, 2010 a deep-water oil well blowout caused a catastrophic explosion on the Deepwater Horizon Offshore oil drilling platform. Located about 40 miles southeast of Louisiana, the explosion kill 11 workers and injured 17 others. In September, 2009, the […]

5 TED Talks about Education and Learning

TED ROCKS!!!!The TED Talks is a conference that covers for Technology, Education and Design. This is the opportunity for some of the greatest minds on the planet to get together to share their visions, accomplishments, and ideas. It began as a single event in 1984 and turned into an annual […]

Does Adobe Connect Connect in Class?

Well, I held my first class using Adobe Connect this evening. It was a pretty good experience. We were able to gather 13 of use with cameras and a couple that only had an audio connection with the gang. The interactive quality was OK. We had about a 2 second […]