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My 2011 Edublog Award Nominations

Best individual blog http://steve-wheeler.blogspot.com/ Steve consistently writes a high quality and high volume blog. Best individual tweeter – @courosa I have no idea how he tweets this much and it’s all interesting edtech stuff. Best group blog – Castle Blogs http://schooltechleadership.org/blogs/ I’m not sure if this is what they mean by Group Blog, but the [...]

My 3 takeaways from #ISTE11

1.  “Technology should be like oxygen.” (Chris Lehmann, Keynote) Even though technology at #iste11 was like oxygen (it was everywhere) we have a ways to go in making it like oxygen in our schools.  Just imagine if we had the same conference, but there was no ipad/iphone app and all you had was the paper [...]

ISTE TIP #1: Poster Presentations

The poster presentations at ISTE are great and you will undoubtedly get more out of them than sitting in a concurrent session because you will actually get to talk to the presenter and have your specific questions answered (rather than just sitting and listening to a presentation). I did a poster presentation back at NECC [...]

Mondays Sessions at ISTE11

Here is what appeals to me on Monday at ISTE 2011.  What sessions are you attending?  Too many great topics to pick from! 8:30-9:30am Learning with Mobile Technologies: Rethinking Teacher Practice through Work Flow [Research Paper; Roundtable] Location: PACC 105B, Table 9 Intertwining Digital Content and 1-to-1 Laptop Learning Environment [Research Paper; Roundtable] Location: PACC [...]

EduCon Reflection; Dr. Remix

In reflecting on my Conversation with @budtheteacher at EduCon2.3, I want to thank everyone who participated. My first reflection is something that Bud said that I didn’t want to jump on during the presentation but that I definitely disagreed with. He said, ” if you look at our Google Doc outline you could see what [...]

My EduCon Schedule

What sessions are you planning to go to at EduCon?  These are the ones that I think I will attend: Conversation: “I’m From the Education Department and Am Here to Help” and other bedtime stories: A conversation about how to make and influence policy with some who do. Conversation: Leadership – A Missing Piece: Reimagining [...]

Assessing Technology Literacy; Hitting the Moving Target

Assessing Technology Literacy; Hitting a Moving Target View more presentations from joebires. Thanks to my wonderful audience for allowing me to spend an hour with you having a conversation about technology literacy.  If you have any questions, contact me via email or twitter. Thanks again to GAETC2010 for this opportunity. Here are my links from [...]

K12Online 2010; RoboFusion

Lego Education Sea Perch’s National Site Drexel’s Sea Perch Program Cricket Robots NASA Robotics

Restating the Equal-Odds Rule

The equal odds rule states that “the average publication of any particular scientist does not have any statistically different chance of having more of an impact than any other scientist’s average publication.  In other words, those scientists who create publications with the most impact, also create publications with the least impact, and when great publications [...]

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