#ISTE2016 – 4 Thoughts on Digital Citizenship
Ruha Benjamin describes overt racism and sexism on the web, Michelle Cordy describes the confrontational nature of “Disruption in the classroom”, and George Couros pleads for […]
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Heading to #ISTE2016, Excited to be with the tribe!
It has been too long (3 years) since I’ve been able to attend ISTE. Part of it has been a 4,000 mile move from Arizona […]
Searching for the Past
Thank you http://archive.org! The wayback machine allowed me a chance to recover some of my favorite blog posts and get back into posting my thoughts […]
Teachers, the Ultimate Knowledge Workers
As I read through the responses of Douglas McCollum, a senior vice president and general manager at Pearson, I could help but sigh, “Why are […]
The Case Against Average
Todd Rose, in a recent Tedx Talk, summarized something that has been fluttering around the edges of my thinking for a while. He makes a […]
Getting the Small Stuff Right
I’d be a very rich man if I had a dime for every iPad that sits unused because of poor wireless connectivity, ineffective filter management, […]
The problem with educational consumerism….
So as I was reading about more iPad deployments today, I realized that what really bugs me about the iPad is it is a consumer […]
Networked Education
Every Summer I try to read some books outside of the education/ed tech genre. I a quest to find “Reality is Broken” and ended up […]
Relevance of Gaming and Game Theory
In a recent blog post by Saul Kaplan he observes: “Everywhere we turn, it seems there are experts claiming that the best path forward is […]
Lawsuits and Web 2.0
Will Richardson seems a bit concerned about the “Tops” lack of understanding, when it comes to high level officials. I wonder though if Brad Jupp […]