Important Perspective
Sometimes we expect more from others because we’d be willing to do that much for them (@FamousWomen on Twitter) A brilliant line – says a lot! “@FamousWomen: Sometimes we expect more from others because we'd be...
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What’s Your Space Jam?
In one of my last posts about re-designing the Director’s Student Voice Forum blog theme...
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2013 Annual Report for Bloggucation
Check out my year in blogging here on Bloggucation for the year 2013. I need to re-imagine how I...
Read MoreI Accept the Challenge
Earlier tonight I was mentioned in Sue Dunlop’s challenge “Blogging Meme/Sunshine Award”. Blogging Meme: Why not try it out? @HeidiSiwak @adeletweets @lisaneale @kkeerybi @bloggucation @IngviOmarsson...
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Re-imagining Professional Learning for Staff
Recently, this past October, I presented at ECOO 2013 in Niagara Falls, ON. I presented with Lisa...
Read MoreConsidering Spelling and Student Writing in Blog Posts: Does it matter much? Should it matter more? | Get Schooled
Spelling and student writing: Does it matter much? Should it matter more? | Get Schooled. I came across this article today and it raises a very important question and one that I hear regularly from teachers exploring blogging...
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Reflecting on “Why Students Should Blog”
Why Students Should Blog (Exerpt from this blog post By Dana Edell) When kids can type email...
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The Genesis of HWDSB Commons – Teaching / Learning in a Virtual Space
[jbox color=”red”]I am so excited that the genesis of the HWDSB Commons has been...
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Literacy Expanded: Beyond the Written Word
Below is my response to the following blog post I read today on the site http://smartblogs.com....
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No @dougpete, the @WordPress App is a Step Backwards!
I just finished @dougpete’s blog response to my tweet regarding the @WordpressiOS app...
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Reflecting on Badges & Achievements In and For Learning
Today, @mrjarbenne wrote a great blog post reflecting upon a session he attended @ISTE12 regarding...
Read MoreLearning from Poor PD Sessions
When considering professional development we need to recognize the fact that sometimes there are good sessions and sometimes there are not so good sessions. I wanted to present an assets based perspective of learning –...
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