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Opening Up the Web 2.0 Potential
I shared some of the wonders of Web 2.0 to my staff yesterday. As I expected, I endured some good natured ribbing as most of the sixty or so members of the Harold Martin staff know all too well how...
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Should we take Twitter seriously?
TweetDeck This week I was asked to be the guest Principal on a grant driven program sponsored in part by the New Hampshire Department of Education and Technology Director Cathy Higgins. She and I...
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The Digital Conference
I remember the first ASCD conference I attended many years ago (well, not sure when that was really) and my typical workshop procedure was to find a seat in the middle of the room near the front. I...
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3 Reasons Educators Aren’t On Twitter
Why can’t I do a better job convincing my fellow educators of the power of Twitter? I have been a pseudo Twitter evangelist since I first signed up for the service in August 2008, nearly four years...
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Connected Educators
The USDOE has deemed August “Connected Educator Month” and there are a variety of activities, especially webinars, which will hopefully inspire educators to explore the joy of connectivity. Here’s an...
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8 Simple Hints for Twitter Chats
Have you noticed the rise in commercials with a Twitter focus? Recent advertisements by Honda (full disclosure, I own one) is an irritating play on the hashtag element of Twitter. It’s unfortunate as...
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Revisiting Twitter as Educators
Tweet Seven years ago when a very small percentage of educators used Twitter or any sort of social media professionally, I presented my first workshop on the subject with Cathy Higgins, the Director...
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