Greetings tech-savvy teachers. I am writing my first blog post from my new iPad, a tool that I am convinced will be a big deal in upcoming months and years.
While I admin that I an aggressive Mac advocate anyway, I find myself more impressed than I expected to be with this platform. I [...]
I’ll be virtually watching tomorrow (it’ll be during my AP class… I wonder how I will juggle a complex lecture on nationalism in 19th century Europe and Steve Jobs) and I have been joking all week that I’ll have my credit card ready (that’s only really a half joke) but I think that tomorrow’s announcement [...]
Wow, wow and wow!
I am on a flight from Portland, OR to Dallas/Fort Worth on my way to the Big Easy and I FINALLY ended up on a flight with wifi. Although I do fly quite a bit, I am usually on regional airlines that aren’t really equipped to offer this service. The American Airlines [...]
I speak to many groups of teachers about the “promise” of the Internet when classrooms were first wired in the 90s. We were told that the Internet was revolutionary and our classrooms would soon be connected to places and times unavailable through the traditional media. Anyone who tried to set up a video conference call [...]
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