Archive for September, 2006
Posted on September 30th, 2006 in blogging, education with 5 comments
I’ve been sitting or the past couple of hours, in the lobby of the Holiday Inn Express in Dillsboro, North Carolina, in the heart of the Smokies (unimpressive mountain range in Eastern U.S.). I have been working on NECC session and workshop proposals, not the most fun thing to do. Descriptions need to […]
Posted on September 29th, 2006 in education, literacy with 1 comment
The striking thing to me about that milestone (one billionth Internet user) is not the enormity of the number, however. More interesting, perhaps, is that the one billionth person to jump onto the Web could just as easily been an eight-year-old kid from Sweden or the South Bronx (or, for that matter, an eighty-year-old from […]
Posted on September 29th, 2006 in education with 1 comment
I can’t really get my mind on work, as much as I have to do. My NECC proposals aren’t in yet, I have much more work to do on the K12 Online Conference address. I have two recorded interveiws to make into podcastes, and all I can think about is a weekend off. […]
Posted on September 29th, 2006 in education with 2 comments
After spending all day, yesterday, driving around Raleigh and talking into my camera, this was an interesting thing to find this morning.
Podcastingjust turned two years old and this weekend is the second annual Podcastand Portable Media Expo in Ontario, California. With that in mind, hereare PFAs 10 Podcasting Movers and Shakers. This isn’t a Top […]
Posted on September 28th, 2006 in conferences, education with 4 comments
Today is the K-12 Online Conference — for me. I’ve been asked to deliver the keynote address, but being that the conference is online and quite virtual, it doesn’t really matter when I’m delivering the address. It doesn’t really matter when you are watching, reading, or listening to it. It’s kinda weird, […]
Posted on September 27th, 2006 in conferences, education with 2 comments
Sorry, but I didn’t take any pictures of me in my son’s shirt. I thought about it I couldn’t move that well. I couldn’t even get an ink pen in my shirt pocket.
So, to satisfy your desire for details, and to move with the flow of confessions, I once opened my suitcase, getting ready for […]
Posted on September 27th, 2006 in education, videogames with 4 comments
Setting up the Summit Room
I had another of one those singular experiences yesterday, one of events that I know I’ll be carrying with me for a long time, and that will color a lot of what I’ll be talking and writing about in the future. As you know, I have been working in the […]
Posted on September 26th, 2006 in conferences, education, future, literacy with 3 comments
I’ll have to wear my son’s shirt again, because I must have been in the zone yesterday. It was a fantastic morning with just over 700 educators from central Ontario yesterday. The address was also videocast to eight other locations across the Bluewater District on Ontario. I talked about the stories around education, the […]
Posted on September 25th, 2006 in conferences, education with 13 comments
This will almost certainly be a presentation that I will remember for all time. Because, today was the day that I found my son’s light gray (size 15 1/2) dress shirt packed in my luggage rather than my light gray (size 18) dress shirt — and * had to wear it. It […]
Posted on September 24th, 2006 in education, future with 1 comment
I’ve already written the first draft of tomorrow’s Technology & Learning blog, based on a new report from the PEW Internet in American Life Project on the future of the Internet. No sooner do I put that away, but another report comes in, “26 Million Americans were Logging onto the News or Information about the […]