Carnival #105
This Week in Education is hosting the 105th Carnival of Education, and they were kind enough to include me. Thanks!
[tags]Carnival of Education[/tags]
This Week in Education is hosting the 105th Carnival of Education, and they were kind enough to include me. Thanks!
[tags]Carnival of Education[/tags]
I started my master’s degree on Monday, and I have been so busy! I had a problem with direct deposit and my student loan, so I had to wait until today to get a new computer for school. The nice Mac iBook that Betsy gave me months ago died. It made me very sad. Well,…
Before Thanksgiving, I turned in my final portfolio for the Instructional Technology Master’s program at Virginia Tech. Once I receive word on how I did, I will share the portfolio here. Turning in my portfolio was the last thing I needed to do to complete my degree. If it’s accepted, I’ll have a master’s degree….
Bethany Smith asked a great question on Twitter this morning: I don’t remember learning much about technology integration when I was a preservice teacher, but then that was 1996-1997. We thought we were advanced for using email to communicate with each other. I’m not sure what has changed in the intervening years, if much of…
Seniors at our school have the opportunity to study in Israel for part of the school year. One of our students has decided to blog about her experiences and share with faculty, students, and parents at home. You can follow our students’ experiences at Jamie’s blog: Weber Israel Experience ’07. I can’t resist the opportunity…
My blog is one year old today.
I am so excited! Some time ago, I mentioned that two English teachers I’d love to see blogging are Jim Burke and Carol Jago. Jim Burke has created a Ning for English teachers, where, presumably, we can all look forward to regular posts in the form of blogs or forum posts from Jim! And Carol…