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Still Blogging After All These Years . . .
It was about six years ago they started. And here we are, as we are approaching the mid-point of the 2016-17 school year, and so many of our school leaders continue to share their thinking through...
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So What About Badges?
I feel a little late to this conversation. The idea of using digital badging is not new. For the last several years I have seen blog posts on the topic, and at online learning conferences seen...
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Schools and Parents as Digital Partners
How do we effectively help students harness the benefits of our digital world, while easing the negative effects of technology and making sure that children are equipped with important foundational...
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A Sporty TED
Photo Credit: Mauricio Chandia I wrote last month about Breaking the Gender Divide – Imagining a New Way to Organize Youth Sports where I shared the script for the recent TEDx presentation I gave...
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Social Media and Technology – Related But Different
I share the seemingly global angst with social media. These spaces whether Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat are not what many would have hoped they would be even a few years ago. And yes,...
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They Are Not Just Silly and We Should All Care
At first I was just going to skip over writing a post on memes, it seems so trivial, but the more I have read and learned, the more I realized how important it is to shine a light on the not so...
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A Social Media Snowstorm
It usually starts off the day before with someone sending me a Direct Message on Twitter asking if I have seen the forecast. Any snowflake in the 7-day forecast will often warrant a message. And then...
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The Spring, The Fall and The Future
Today I keynoted the CUEBC (Computer Educators of British Columbia) Conference with my mouthful of a title, “Isn’t This Kind of What We Wanted – The Good, Not So Good and Hopefully Awesome of...
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My “Top 3” List for 2021
Here we go with the 12th annual list. My homage to growing up in the era of Siskel and Ebert having the “must watch” show at the end of the year as they revealed their best and worst of the year. I...
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Library Reinvention
Regular readers will know that libraries and librarians, both in the school and community are a semi-regular topic here. I am quite fascinated by the transformation I have seen in my lifetime in the...
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