Archive for June, 2005
Posted on June 25th, 2005 in education, future, literacy with 3 comments
10:02 AM
I’m sitting on the tarmac of the Philadelphia airport. They’ve finally brought us to the gate, but there is apparently some kind of security breech in the airport, and they will not let us leave the plane until it is solved. So, I’m going to take the opportunity to do a little […]
Posted on June 25th, 2005 in education with 9 comments
4:48 AM
It’s early morning, though not nearly so early as I have been getting up lately. I’m more relaxed though. A contract programming project met its deadline yesterday, and my clients seemed pleased. A number of other things that have been pressing me this week have also come to fruition, or at […]
Posted on June 24th, 2005 in education, literacy with 1 comment
NECC is just days away. I fly to Philadelphia tomorrow morning to set up the computer lab for my PHP workshop on Sunday.
On a more technical note, I want to suggest that those of you who will be blogging or podcasting at NECC, tag your entries with “NECC”. This will enable us […]
Posted on June 24th, 2005 in education, literacy with 3 comments
Yesterday, I wrote about the middle school that my children attended and that funding constraints were forcing them to late the music teacher go. Well, they found a way, and the teacher will remain as well as the 6th grade band program.
I wish that I had more details, but, needless to say, we are […]
Posted on June 23rd, 2005 in education, future, literacy with 3 comments
Those of you who have heard me speak, know how I feel about music and art education. You also know that I have a passion for making music, even though I have no formal training in composition, and that my son is one of the best high school musicians in the state and plans […]
Posted on June 23rd, 2005 in education with no comments
On the last day of NECC, I will be having fun. I’m not taking the day off, but delivering my last presentation, Podcasting. The fact of the matter is that at the deadline for submitting proposals to present at NECC, I hadn’t even heard of podcasting. My first experience was when John […]
Posted on June 22nd, 2005 in education with 1 comment
Just in through from the NECC RSS feed , Apple Distinguished Educator Podcast. Apple, apparently with DMIT (Digital Media Instruction Technologies) at Arizona State University, will be producing a series of Podcasts with Apple Distinguished educators: Barnaby Wasson, of Arizona State University; Ross Kallen, of Poway Unified School District; and Ted Lai, of Los […]
Posted on June 21st, 2005 in education, future, literacy with 2 comments
I’m sitting in the Bradley airport, in Hartford, Connecticut, waiting for my flight home to Raleigh. This will be the end of my traveling until Saturday, when I take off for NECC.
The big discussion last night at the CAIS (Connecticut Association of Independent Schools) Conference was getting teachers to take advantage of professional development […]
Posted on June 20th, 2005 in education with 2 comments
9:52 AM
Early morning flight to Hartford for a keynote address tonight for the Connecticut Association of Independent Schools. I really dislike flying in on the same day as my work. So much can happen with airlines. So I flew out of Raleigh at 6:40, landed a little after 8:00, and then a […]
Posted on June 17th, 2005 in education, future with no comments
7:37 AM
Browsing through my aggregator and especially on a quick scan of the NECC Blog Dog, it appears that the National Educational Technology Conference has already begun. Tom Hoffman and Will Richardson are already conversing on their panel discussion, by disagreeing on the future of blogging. I just got invited to a new […]