Archive for March, 2007






I have been thinking about doing this for a while, adding a polling feature to 2ยข Worth.  Commenting is hard and time consuming, but taking a quick survey may be a better way to get people’s feelings about an issue.
A perfect issue came up this morning, with a link through EduTopia to this NYTimes article […]




Students in my elementary blogging group compiled questions to ask Mr. Fisher’s class. I love the questions. I thought it might be fun to post them here and if any of you would like to tackle one of the questions yourselves it would be fun to compile those answers to share with students and others.

What […]

I love Christine Hunewell’s lead up to this blog posting (A Blogger as a Writer), that she’s had it in draft form since last fall.  She hauls it out periodically and works on it some more, and then slides it back away for more reflection.  Christine goes on to write…
Newfound Technocalities:
Usually I post late in […]

The first thing that pops up on my aggregator this morning are some comments from Patti, at Tech and Teaching for High School.  I must confess that I was a bit overcome by the excitement over the keynote that I did for the K12Online conference.  It was very much off-the-cuff, and the concept of side […]

Thank you for your interest in the Intel Education "An Innovation Odyssey" featured stories of technology adaptation in the classroom. We have discontinued this service. The Odyssey stories and a number of other teacher tools and resources are available on Intel's website at: http://www.intel.com/education/k12education.





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