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My mother the podcaster…
I’m up with the latest technology. I have a blog (three, actually…) a spanking new Macbook, a cool cell phone… But my mom who is an AP English teacher at Pompano Beach High School in Florida just emailed me a podcast she’d created as part of a workshop she was involved in.
Mom - what are […]
WordPress envy
I have WordPress envy. As part of our Internet Study, some of our teachers have begun signing up for blogs at Edublogs. As I’ve helped some of them individually, I’ve really come to like WordPress quite a bit. I haven’t played with it too long, but at first glance WordPress seems to offer more template […]
What do you want to be when you grow up?
I’ve been tagged by Brett at The Cranking Widgets Blog (for some of the education folks who haven’t yet explored "Getting Things Done," Brett’s blog is a great starting point!) with the "What do you want to be when you grow up?" meme.
As an educator, I actually found this to be a relevant and […]
Internet Study - Week 6
On Wednesday I had the opportunity to do a super-quick, 30-minute overview of blogs and wikis for the teachers participating in our Internet Study. I would call it more of a learning community than a study but that’s just semantics.
I wanted to share the resources that I created for use in my presentation. Additionally, a […]
District sanctioned pop-up ads?
This pops up on my screen EVERY TIME I re-boot or login on my work PC. Don’t get me wrong - it’s simple enough to click the "X" to make it go away, but do you know how many teachers and staff members have asked me, "What happened? What did I do? This just - […]
Reflecting on my first years
I’ve been doing a lot more reading than writing lately as things have really been hopping at our place, but one of the things I’ve been giving a lot of thought to as I continue to work with our student teachers is how differently I think I would do things if I were a new […]
Busy busy busy…
As you might imagine with our family’s new addition, posting time has been pretty limited for me lately. Allow me to point you toward my first post on LeaderTalk in the meantime.
Tumblelogs redux
If you haven’t signed up for an account on Tumblr yet, what are you waiting for? Since my last post on tumblelogging, David has added support for mobile posting (Thanks!) and support for integrating RSS feeds (either recently added by David or recently noticed by me…) so you can tumblelog your Flickr or del.icio.us postings […]
New Addition!
Elizabeth Lorraine was born on March 4, 2007, at 7:16 PM mountain time! She’s 4 weeks early, but tipping the scales at 6 lbs, 2 oz and 19 inches. Mom and baby are doing well. Our son isn’t sure what to make of the situation. And Dad - well - he’s exhausted!
Wi-fi in… labor and delivery!
You know you’re a geek when your wife starts having contractions and you grab your laptop but leave your toothbrush at home.
And you’re really a geek when you get very excited about finding that the hospital has free wi-fi.
It’s hurry up and wait right now…
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