Each TechnoTuesday
Posted in Conferences, Library, Professional Development, South Carolina on Sep 22nd, 2007
Carolyn Foote from the blog Not So Distant Future is asking the blogoshere to point her to school administrators who blog. Since I just did some of this back in June 2007, I will point her to that link, but also add some more that have been added to my own bloglines account since that [...]
Posted in Conferences, Professional Development on Sep 13th, 2007
Yes it’s coming, in just a few weeks, once again, educators all over the world will be totally caught up in a conference that is probably the most virtual event in the truest sense of the word “virtual,” and it’s a conference that keeps on giving regardless of where you are or when you decide [...]
Posted in Conferences, Professional Development, South Carolina on Aug 13th, 2007
Feed your mind with RSS–that is the title of my upcoming presentation for the 2007 South Carolina EdTech Conference. Yes, I received notification that my proposal had been selected as a session presentation. SC’s EdTech has been in existence 10 years. I am shocked to say this, but I have been at each and every [...]
Posted in Conferences, Money, Professional Development on Jul 31st, 2007
Friday I got a comment on my post A little used tool of mine came in REALLY handy this summer!! from Alan November himself. Imagine my ego to know that Alan November had read my blog and even taken the time to post! Here is his comment: Alan November // Jul 27th 2007 at 7:19 [...]
Posted in Blogging, Conferences, Professional Development, Skype, Web 2.0 on Jul 24th, 2007
Okay, yes, I will blog about Skype. Skype is a handy tool that allows you to have f2f conversations with a person using an online connection. All that is needed is a good connection and a webcam. Now I have to confess that I have been using Skype for about 2 years. My entire family [...]
Posted in Conferences, Professional Development on Jul 19th, 2007
I know I’ve been rambling quite a bit in the last few days. The BLC has gotten me so pumped!! Who would’ve thought I could get excited by merely participating in a conference through skype chats and blog posts? Move over Doug Jonhson, Alan November, and David Warlick, you have some new competition! I think [...]
Posted in Conferences, Professional Development on Jul 19th, 2007
I skypechatted with another BLC attendee–Principal Barbara Berreda, who oversees a K-8 Parochial school in Los Angeles, California (I didn’t catch the name of her school). I had wanted to “virtually” sit through Joyce Valenza’s session, and Barbara was in the keynote skype chat this morning, so we opened our own chat once she was [...]
Posted in Blogging, Conferences, Professional Development, Uncategorized on Jul 19th, 2007
Before she even left the stage after her opening keynote, Ewan McIntosh posted photos and a nicely written summation of Angela McFarlane’s opening keynote for Day 2 of BLC. I am amazed! I was in a skype-chat with 10 or so folks, one of which was Ewan McIntosh. He was skype-chatting with us, writing the [...]
Posted in Conferences, Professional Development on Jul 18th, 2007
Day one of the BLC is done, and I’m already on information overload, even though I am not even there! There are some very nice, generous educators attending this conference. Today I was allowed to virtually sit in sessions given by Dean Shareski, Marc Torres, Marc Prensky, and Ewan McIntosh, all through the invitation from [...]
Posted in Blogging, Conferences, Professional Development, Web 2.0 on Jul 17th, 2007
Okay so some of you already know I’m a HUGE Alan November fan. Alan has been to SC’s Edtech Conference and SCASL’s Conference in recent years, as well as many times at ISTE‘s NECC, so I’ve had many opportunities to see and hear him. He is even on my Skype contact list, and yes, there’s [...]
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