Monthly Archives: August 2009
The Potential of Mobile Technology
During the TechEd 2009 conference, Hall Davidson delivered an interesting presentation on why cell phones should be utilized by students and teachers in the classroom. According to Davidson, cell phones, and other sorts of mobile technology, will play a significant … Continue reading
Posted in The Web 2.0 Teacher
Tagged cell phones, Hall Davidson, mobile technology, TechEd 2009, Web 2.0
Leave a comment
The Weekly Update: August 3 – August 9
Tweeple in History– David Warlick, 2 Cents Worth Don’t Keep Up with Social Technology?– Alexandra Samuel, Harvard Business Connecticut District Tosses Algebra Textbooks and Goes Online– Miguel Guhlin, Around the Corner School 2.o– The Center for Technology in Learning Would … Continue reading
Posted in The Weekly Update
Leave a comment
The Cheating Heart
Perhaps the most difficult problems facing educators is the staggering number of students who cheat in school. With the emergence of all sorts of exciting technologies– mobile technologies, social media technologies, etc. — teachers and administrators are finding it virtually … Continue reading
Posted in The Digital Principal
Tagged Common Sense Media, communication, Facebook, polls, social media, student cheating, Technology, Web 2.0
2 Comments
The Weekly Update: July 27 – August 2
New Study Shows How Different Generations Use Facebook– Jessica Lee, Inside Facebook Captioning of Internet Videos– David Warlick, 2 Cents Worth Creating and Capturing Media from the Web– Miguel Guhlin, Around the Corner Creating Engaging E-Learning– Patrick Dunn Notable Developments … Continue reading
Posted in The Weekly Update
Leave a comment