Renaming Your Bookmark Tags in Delicious #whatilearnedtoday
I was revisiting my Delicious social bookmarks yesterday and noticed that the app has received a...
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Tag: Web 2.0 applications
Using Smart Phones and Tablets for Learning (OFSHEEA 2013)
Our students come to school daily with powerful mini computers in their pockets and backpacks. As...
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Raising Responsible Digital Citizens: A Workshop for Parents
Raising Responsible Digital Citizens: A Workshop for Parents The following workshop has been...
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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...
Read MoreWho Needs PhotoShop? Pixlr Rules!
I have been working on my Family Blog for the past couple of days on and off and, as my other computer is being repaired, I needed an alternative to Photoshop for some photo editing and image design (I just realized yesterday...
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Resources and Tools to Support Assessment, Differentiated Instruction (DI), and Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Often, I am asked about online tools that can be used to support Assessment as and for learning as...
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Parent Engagement in a Web 2.0 World
As a continuation of my previous post, Parent Engagement vs. Involvement and Why it is Necessary,...
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Smart Devices (“Phones”) In the Learning Environment – Part Two – Polleverywhere.com
http:/polleverywhere.com is simple platform for assessing the students’ learning and gauging...
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Why You Need to Add Smartphones and Tablets to Your Learning Environment
When I was in high school (1986-1991) cellphones were not in every student’s pockets and...
Read MorePodcasting Made Simple – Part 4 – Tumblr
The major hurdle to jump when considering podcasting is where to host your files. As I mentioned in the first part of this series, creation of your audio project is only step one. Back in the day, you would record your cassette...
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