I play with a lot of digital tools, including some that are not for use in my classroom but instead enhance my ability to stay organized and do my job better. Ever since I synched my first PDA, a Handspring Visor, in 1999, I have slowly begun to outsource Read More...

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I was intrigued by Scott McLeod’s (of Dangerously Irrelevant) challenge for edubloggers to use July 4th as an opportunity to blog about educational technology leadership. I have had some interesting experiences over the past two years in regard Read More...

As so often happens in our lives, a blog piece that had been sitting in my “inbox” got buried under so many end-year/start-year tasks (more on that is coming soon). When I read Bill Ferriter’s second response to the “This I Believe” Read More...

This one doesn’t even need an explanation. Just read and enjoy the simple fact that I get one of these every month as part of the “All-Electronic Program”. Read More...

As I have found myself immersed in the world of edublogging lately, and I have even been able to work face-to-face with some of the bloggers whom I respect enormously, I have come to a sobering conclusion. I have known for some time that praise from administrators Read More...

Last week’s attempt to help my fellow educators achieve self-improvement (by expanding their knowledge of their content) met with rave reviews, so I am excited to bring you the sequel. In this installment, I’ll be sharing resources that a Read More...