If you don’t belong to ASCD (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development), you might have missed this article, Learning with Blogs and Wikis, in the February 2009 issue. Bill Ferriter makes a convincing case for educators to use technology to further professional development. Definately worth a few minutes to read. There are tips to get [...]
I participated in a video conference this morning using Skype (Version 4.1.0.166 for PCs) and learned a little trick that I thought I should pass on. If you are having a conversation with someone, and want to add more text or edit your previously sent message, press the Shift key and the up arrow key [...]
While teaching a graduate class on integrating technology into classroom instruction last week, one of the participants asked me how they could take a screen shot of a web site for a project. I know that both Mac OS and Windows XP have screen shot commands, but my answer was FireShot.
FireShot is a Firefox extension [...]
I spoke to a colleague this morning about setting up a WordPress blog. During the conversation, he mentioned the he is currently using Twitter to keep parents/guardians updated about what is happening in his classroom. That prompted me to look for a WordPress plugin that would send a tweet each time there was a new [...]
PBS Teachers® and Classroom 2.0, with support from Elluminate,are partnering on a series of free monthly webinars designed to help preK-12 educators learn new ways to integrate online instructional resources in the classroom and engage students in curriculum lessons. Some past events are archived and available for download. Check it out!
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