Learning In a Flat World

At the recent NMC Retreat, the hashtag #NMChz had 998 tweets over the three days (at least that I could capture with Archivist). I copied the text of the tweets, removed NMChz and RT as two obvious repetitious terms, and then dumped what was left in Wordle. Interesting results: Click on the image above to [...]

Over the last four weeks, Jon Becker and I have facilitated a journey for our online students into the heretofore unknown world (for them) of Web 2.0.  Our students are all K-12 teachers from three different states in our Education Technology and School Leadership course.  After two weeks of typical “schoolroom” topical exploration and discussion, [...]

One way to boost readership is to assign your own blog as a reading for your grad students!  All kidding aside, I blogged last week about two speakers at the ECVA Conference.  In “How Much Hand Holding?“, I discussed what  Michael Wesch had said about the new literacies required for teaching in the 21st Century, [...]