We seem to be at a critical juncture in the struggle against overzealous filtering in schools.

Following an iPad in Education workshop led by Meg Wilson, I asked an Apple employee to share with me useful materials for follow up.

YouTube without a doubt is the most popular website for video on the internet.

Has computer and communication technology allowed us to connect more deeply with life? Or, as we become more connected with this technology, are we becoming more disconnected from life?

Hashtags provide a way for others who are interested in a particular topic to see what you have to say even if they're not following you.

Instead of empowering and teaching students how to harness the power of the internet and social media they are banning teachers from interacting with teachers in online spaces like Facebook.

The New York Post story, "Teachers fired for flirting on Facebook with Students” chronicles three educators who were fired for having inappropriate dealings with students on Facebook.

Global education, diversity and multi cultural appreciation are ideas that I believe are essential for our student's success.

I recently was afforded the opportunity to attend Intel’s 10th Annual Visionary Conference in Washington D.C.

Like many wired people, you probably take great pride in being a multitasker.

Here are my top ways to to filter YouTube to make it safer for educational viewing and to edit YouTube videos.

In the move for education transformation, we need to listen to many voices including students.

A few months back I posted on a slideshow that I created called, Web 2.0 for Schools.

The biggest complaint administrators and teachers have is too much paper.

Here is the first part of my A Z Web Tools A+B Animasher is a site to make animations by using pictures from the gallery or you can use your own pictures too. You can add music, some sound effects,

I've created a list of my picks for best educational resources.