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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,
Sir Ken Robinson followed up his 2006 TED talk with another genius speech that captures so much of my thinking and writing here on The Innovative Educator blog.
I had the good fortune to attend EdCampNYC this past weekend which was attended by passionate and innovative educators. All presenters were placed in rooms equipped with Smartboards.
This post will explore several of the more sensitive issues that prevent real education reform from occurring.
Iused to be a big fan of differentiated instruction.
No one knows better than today's screenagers that cell phones are an always available and powerful tool for learning.
We're getting a little fussier about the way our stuff looks. My students and I are coming to the realization that this read write web thing makes us all not only writers, but designers as well.
Clicking with Caution is a series of educational videos, created by kids for kids, to raise awareness of internet risks and teach preventive measures.
This past semester break Alex and I traveled to Kerala, India our first holiday in India after living in Asia for the past five years.
The recent story of teachers who engaged in inappropriate behavior with students using Facebook has gained attention and outcries to ban teachers from “friending” students on Facebook.
I’m often asked by educators why I use wikis, blogs, AND Google docs. “Why not just pick one?”
We seem to be at a critical juncture in the struggle against overzealous filtering in schools.
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.
When did teachers become the bêtes noir of public education? Why are they getting all the blame for America’s public education failings?
