Michelle | February 19, 2013
Awesome start to the SDPBC Tech Conference. Keynote speaker Kevin Honeycutt is honest and inspiring. Follow this man, listen to what he says, and take his every word to heart. Twitter: Kevin Honeycutt
Michelle | January 25, 2013
Yes, Yes, and Yes! Technology in the classroom is desperately needed. Having said that, check out our class blog once you finish viewing the video. Students weighing in on real world topics and using technology to do so. Click here to view the Class Blog.
Michelle | September 22, 2012
Many classrooms around the world are beginning to use Facebook as a way to teach history. Creating a chronological timeline of historical events on Facebook is a great way to engage students. Below is a video of how one school is using Facebook in their classroom.
Michelle | October 19, 2010
Michelle | July 3, 2009
>Vision for technology in K-12 Education
Michelle | July 1, 2009
We have all heard that we need to use technology in the classroom to enhance learning, but the newest buzz seems to be about whether teachers and brick and mortar schools are even needed in the 21st century. In “Are Schools Irrelevant?” by Deven Black he poses this very question. This is something that I [...]
Michelle | June 30, 2009
This video gives us a look into how our digital footprints are formed. It was created by Digital Natives, an interdisciplinary collaboration of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and the Research Center for Information Law at the University of St. Gallen. We are beginning to see more and more news [...]
Michelle | June 29, 2009
This is a short video by Jackie Halaw on how to begin converting your classroom to a 21st century class. 3 Steps for 21st Century Learning
Michelle | June 21, 2009
I have been following Seth Godin for a while now and have found him to have many interesting ideas. His recent one being the idea of tribes and how they are effective in the 21st century. In this video he describes his idea of tribes and how they are being used in society today. Seth [...]
Michelle | June 20, 2009
This video was shared on Twitter by Pat recently. I think it is a great video because it is amusing but makes some good points at the same time. I will be using this in my class next year to open up the conversation with students on how to be responsible on the internet. Enjoy!
