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I did. I fell in love with Malaysia when I had the good fortune to live there. Most of my time was spent in Kuala Lumpur, but there are other places around the country that I also hold dear. When I knew I would be leaving, I went into a sort of mourning. To […] Our summer blog is underway! As I mentioned before, we are using Learnerblogs.org. Thus far, I am liking the multi-user WordPress blogs that James Farmer makes available for students for free. I had never used that platform before, but I am finding it easy to use and powerful. Even this early on, I am impressed […] I listened to one of the EdTech Talk podcasts today while I jogged. As you would expect with good interviewers and someone as well-spoken and wise as Will, it was an interesting interview. There were many points I wanted to think about, but promptly forgot as new ideas over-wrote them. However, near the end […] I feel that most things I did this year were approximations. That is always true to some degree, but this year, my constant mantra was, “Next year, I’ll know to do x instead.” Our eMate experience was no exception. I feel our pilot was a success. Students loved using them right from the start. There […] I love how much I get done when I should be working on report cards. If only I were this driven all the time I have changed my mind since the previous posts. I have decided to set up a class blog at Learnerblogs.org. I found great directions for how to do so at MHetherintong.net. […] Monday starts the last week of school. My students are asking questions about their journals and their blogs. I’m not certain what to do. The blogs are easiest to think about. I see a multi-tiered approach. I think I will send home a parent letter with the following options. Do nothing, or tick the “Remove […] |
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