See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse BYOD is a trend that, while vague in definition–could be among the most powerful recent movements to disrupt education. Great Infographics on the topic of BYOT. See on www.teachthought.com
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse As a guy who delivers two-day #edtech workshops during my breaks from full-time classroom teaching, I’m often asked the same questions again and again: What is thatquestion? You’d besurprised and even more surprised by the response. See on smartblogs.com
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse When I first started teaching and was overwhelmed by the demands and complexity of the job, my survival strategy was simply to take all the advice that came my way and implement it. Calling a parent with a positive is much easier and a much better way to…
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Some metacognitive reasons for using twitter in the classroom. See on www.learningsolutionsmag.com
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Dear Lifehacker, Finding a job is tough! How can I market myself and my skills without resorting to an old, boring paper resume? This is one way to provide a good concrete example of how being connected is important. As job hunting and jobs themselves evolve, the ability…
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Nancy Flanagan is an education writer and consultant focusing on teacher leadership. She spent 30 years in a K-12 music classroom in Hartland, Mich, and was named Michigan Teacher of the Year in 1993. Some good reminders about the essence of creating a classroom culture of respect and…
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Learn how to use any web 2.0 technology in the classroom in 5 minutes or less. Evernote should be part of every teacher’s set of tools. This video is a great starting point. If you do nothing more thadd begin to useout to organize, you’ll soon begin to…
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Learn how to use any web 2.0 technology in the classroom in 5 minutes or less. Evernote should be part of every teacher’s set of tools. This video is a great starting point. If you do nothing more thadd begin to useout to organize, you’ll soon begin to…
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse Teaching teachers to tweet part II. The next stage. See on blogs.edweek.org
See on Scoop.it – Educational Discourse A brief introduction to twitter, PLEs and PLNs. See on clintlalonde.net