Choosing a Computer
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Securing an iDevice for a Child using Restrictions
It is a good idea to enable security settings in iDevices before giving them to (especially younger) children. These security settings are called restrictions. They allow you to set up… Read more »
How to Sit Properly At the Computer
How to Sit Correctly at the Computer
TEDxTokyo@Teachers
If you’re a teacher in Japan, and particularly in the Tokyo area, you’ll want to consider participating in this TED event.
Free Apps to Use
Here are three apps that are free for a limited time, that I’ve downloaded to iTunes because they seem worthwhile for school: Unesco World Heritage – http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/unesco-world-heritage/id412183802?mt=8 Bio on the… Read more »
10 Ideas to Integrate Technology into a Media Literacy Unit
Our Grades 4 and 5 classes are about to work on a media unit as part of a How We Express Ourselves PYP unit. As part of my role as… Read more »
Friday Finds – 7 billion
A good friend of mine who I’m looking forward to visiting in December) in spite of the long list of tasks that she has for me to do while I… 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 »
Always Learning – Tuesday Tracks
Always Learning One of the things that I love about my job is that I’m in a position to learn something new every day. My new discoveries and explorations are… Read more »