Should Teenagers Expect Privacy on the Internet?
When it comes to social media, teenagers look at privacy in very different ways than the adults around them. Read Full Post >
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April 27, 2013
March 12, 2013
Fire Teachers...Give Kids iPads?
Education and learning is so much more than firing teachers and replacing them with iPads. Read Full Post >
March 03, 2013
Are Your Students Learning Ready?
If students are learning ready, it means they are prepared for every challenge that comes their way. Read Full Post >
February 28, 2013
Are Schools Prepared for Online State Assessments?
High stakes testing has brought a new era of accountability and most states focus on what will happen when students, principals or teachers will cheat, so all of the educators who give the tests will be on edge the day these assessments go on-line. Read Full Post >
February 27, 2013
Why Our Edcamp Failed
Edcamps are exciting venues where staff get to share their best practices, but even with good planning, not all of them are successful. Read Full Post >
February 23, 2013
Twitter Is Perfect for Socially Awkward People
Twitter is about making connections with others and it no longer matters whether they live in your town or on the other side of the world. Read Full Post >
February 03, 2013
Bridging the Digital Divide Is Like Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
On Digital Learning Day where we are supposed to highlight what to do with technology, we should also be thinking of those who lack the opportunities to infuse technology into what they do. Read Full Post >
February 01, 2013
Are Educators Really Listening to Each Another on Twitter?
Twitter is very popular with educators but are they really listening to each other or just sharing links? Read Full Post >
January 15, 2013
The Myth About Computer-Based Reading Software?
Computer-based literacy programs may not as successful as schools think they are. Read Full Post >
December 07, 2012
Have You Flipped Your Faculty Meeting Yet?
Flipping faculty meetings offers an opportunity for administrators and staff to discuss what is really important about education which will ultimately benefit the students. Read Full Post >
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