As the new school year begins (at least here in the Northeast U.S.), many of us are putting together faculty presentations. I am presenting on Thursday at Belmont Hill as their new Director of Academic Technology. I am both excited and terrified about Read More...

If you are a Facebook user, you may not realize that you can adjust your privacy settings to allow your friends and/or friends of friends more or less access to your information and activity. I created a screencast to walk you through the default privacy Read More...

In July, I had the amazing opportunity to meet face to face with many of my Online colleagues while attending the Building Learning Communities Conference in Boston. I had met some people at the Educon 2.0 conference in January. It was great to see them Read More...

My brain is buzzing from so much learning. The combination of Edubloggercon East and BLC is almost too much for me to handle. I met amazing people, reconnected with old friends, presented twice with Lisa Thumann (my mom came to watch), attended incredible Read More...

I continue to be amazed by the affect that blogging has on my thinking. Everything I do and see and experience is filed away as a potential blog post. I make meaning of my world in ways I never did before. I am constantly composing posts in my head. It Read More...

As some of you may already know, So You Think You Can Dance (SYTYCD) is one of my favorite TV shows. It is basically American Idol for dancers. This show features talented people who excel in a variety of dance genres including hip-hop, lyrical, jazz, Read More...

Beth Knittle tagged me for the This I believe meme started by Barry Bachenheimer . I blogged a while back about my Common Principles for 21st Century Schools . I think I lot of what I came up with encompasses what I believe, but here is my latest articulation Read More...