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Tag Archives: Technology
Google Hangouts
I try to participate in a regular Google+ hangout. We discuss .. our work looks like, what we want our work to look like, important [...]
QR Codes – What are they and why use them?
QR codes are like the familiar bar codes that allow you to scan your groceries in the self checkout lines in the grocery store. You can pr [...]
We created Utopian Societies
One of the assignments we completed this school year was to create a video about our Utopian society. After reading ‘Harrison Bergeron [...]
Wordles gone wild
I have not talked or used Wordles in awhile. It has been a few months at least. Wordles were one of the Web 2.0 tools that I fell in love [...]
The N.E.A. is looking for good ideas
How can Smartphones be utilized in the class? The Challenge to Innovate (C2i) initiative is driven by the U.S. Department of Education, the [...]
Preparing for PDs
We are scheduling our Professional Development Sessions for the 2010-11 schoolyear and I am looking forward to present tools and resources t [...]
Am I serious about educational technology?
As I wind down the end of our Thanksgiving break, I am working on…….. LACUE presentations edcamp New Orleans campaign handouts f [...]
Calling all Louisiana Educators who Tweet
I am trying to unite Louisiana Educators who Tweet I am a self proclaimed Tweetaholic. Twitter has exposed me to resources and colleagues th [...]
Alan November brings us back to the beginnings of education
This video from Alan November served as a catalyst for me to continue to prepare work for my students that is meaningful and engaging. Ala [...]
Wikis + Students = >engagament
Recently I was honored to be interviewed by Bridget McCrea from The Journal who wanted insight into the use of wikis in the classroom. One o [...]
10 tools that helped to save my life and my class
Last summer I took part in PBWork’s Summer Camp and learned lots of resources, tools and tips to use in my class. That was also the su [...]
