Happy New Year
2012 was a good year. I completed my masters and found a new job in a new country (starting August 2013). Those were the two most momentous events but I… Read more »
Category: Reflection
Friday Find – How art, technology and design inform creative leaders
This video made me reflect on how even within change, many things remain the same. Perhaps we can build the future from the past and the current, carrying forward what… Read more »
Friday Find – September 21, 2012
Do you believe that fiction can change/shape reality? For me, fiction often extends reality. It’s interesting to consider how it can impact reality.
Tech Tidbit – May 18
Cell Phones – Less about Talking It will probably be no news to you that most teens are high volume users of text messaging. In general, teens in the US… Read more »
When Learning Goes Social
A few months ago, a friend of mine posted on Facebook that he was going to close his account. I promptly messaged him to ask why, as this is the… Read more »
Kony 2012
Injustice exists in the world. Many of us feel the desire to do something about it, at the very least raise awareness. In this era of online sharing and the… Read more »
New NETS Standards
Did you know that ISTE has NETS standards for technology leaders and technology facilitators? In trying to find some standards to inform my own professional development (beyond NETS-T), I came… Read more »
Try Something New – Tuesday Tracks
I talked at open house a few weeks ago about the importance of balance to me. I think that being balanced necessitates putting away your electronic devices sometimes. I do… Read more »
Student Action and Reaction
I love the idea of design for change. I love the grassroots nature of this project and the community building that happens through it. I think that it’s powerful for… Read more »
Do You Still Dream
Do you still dream? I don’t mean what happens while you’re asleep. I mean conscious dreams, those future outcomes that (directly or indirectly) motivate your daily actions. I’ve been thinking… Read more »