Another example of me being under rock while I figured out my life in Singapore — I hadn’t heard that Blogger changed their photo options. Now you can upload photos from your computer; you no longer need to pull them from an online location, such as a Flickr account. Possibly this option was available a […]
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Yep. It was time to change my blog’s template. The old shade of green was making me wince each time I saw it. Not sure if this one is my final choice either. It will do for tonight. I wonder if the color even matters anymore… does anyone actually visit blogs these days or is […] I’ve been researching wiki platforms (again) and in the process, I rediscovered a really great resource for teachers and tech coordinators. It is a wiki titled Teaching Hacks. I think I must have visited it before because I discovered it in my own set of del.icioi.us bookmarks — nice to see that I find […] Anne Davis, one of my original inspirations to start blogging with kids, has created a great blogging webquest for students. She used Bernie Dodge’s Quest Garden to create it. She uses a read, pair, share strategy as the process. In her evaluation section, she even has a 6Trait Blogging rubric. It’s a great tool and […] I’m enjoying Kim Cofino’s blog. She’s been reading Will’s book and she’s diving into using new, collaborative technologies with students. Today she blogs about being overwhelmed. At the moment, she seems to be faced with insurmountable options; there are so many good things to try, what should she try next? Her post got me […] I was using Flock as my main browser for many months. Then a month or two ago, it developed a bad habit. When I was surfing, it kept popping up a window related to del.ico.us.api, asking for my login name and password. It was doing this on all sorts of sites, even some sites that […] |
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