Monthly Archives: June 2009

I spent the afternoon gathering photos to make a slide show for one of my students who is graduating Wednesday.  While my jump drive and I moved from computer to computer, I asked after another student.  Her teacher shared that she wished her student had … Continue reading →

… I think I’ve thought about my future classroom so much, shared so much these last few week, that I thought I’d shared here.  Anyway, here’s the short version: Computers for each kid, yes, but an access thing, not an … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Alec Couros was chatting about sense of wholeness.  Late last night,  I was blogging with Christina about this idea and the notion that more technotlogy is not necerily better, it’s actually debliliateing.  I shared with Christina that the best way I find … Continue reading →

I’ve worked with three mentors and their kids but I’ve not been equally engaged with all three mentors or their students.  The level of my involvement has been my own choice, for the most part, partly because with one of … Continue reading →

Last Friday night, my sister, Christie, my daughter, Jessy Lee and I went to the movies.  The movie was fine, but the best part was seeing the new trailer for the sixth movie in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter … Continue reading →

  photo flicker   Lyndsay  As the ECMP355 activities began, I admit I regularly read Lyndsay’s posts because I knew her from the previous year when we both sat on the executive of the Education Students Society.  It was no … Continue reading →

So What is Habitat?  and what’s been going on with the VoiceThread project these last few days? The kids have left some amazing responses. I’m impressed. I can see them making connections between the content I’ve presented and what they’ve … Continue reading →

I have no time to create a fancy post, I’m off to be interviewed this afternoon… I worked all morning and came home and I stopped in to see the VT! WOW!  I am so impressed.  The kids amazed me.  They … Continue reading →

My emerging digital identity: I’ve done a Google search and found no surprises, I often Google myself as a means to keep tabs on how much others can learn about me (my digital identity).  If something I don’t like pops … Continue reading →

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