Entries from November 2008 ↓

I wanted to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! I am not much of a sappy ‘let’s be thankful’ kind of girl…so I thought I would post a “crappy graph” I made with an awesome new site Sue Waters (the edublogger) posted about today… **I am going to create a post in the next few days [...]

I haven’t had much time to hunt for goodies online, but I have stumbled onto two finds that I want to share… Bubbleshare Bubbleshare.com is a great slideshow service. Here is what they have to say on their site: Create a free account and upload photos to share with friends, family, or the world. Unlimited [...]

I wanted to thank those who were at the NW ECS training last Wednesday for your participation in the blog training! There were some great comments and ideas posted to my blog. Hopefully you learned something new and went away with an idea of how you can use blogging on your campus to enhance the [...]

Please submit a comment with the following information: your name: school: How can you see blogging as a tool to enhance the curriculum on your campus? What can you see as a problem when it comes to implementing blogging on your campus?

The goal of today’s training is to leave you with a basic knowledge of how edublogs.org works and the technology integration possibilities that blogging opens up to you and your teachers. Also, with an idea of how to go about implementing blogging with your teachers. Most of the session will be hands on, so I [...]

Our school has purchased the licenses for Study Island, an online standardized test practice program. So far it looks pretty cool and the kids who have used it so far have found it to be pretty fun. I will be holding a training on Tuesday after school for any teachers wanting to learn more about [...]

With my job as tech strategist, there are monts at a time where it is go go go…all day…that has described this last month for me. So, I haven’t been able to post a thing. I have been spending a lot of time in classrooms with teachers on my campus working on their blogs and [...]