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The Twitter Experience
The following appears in the January, 2009 issue of TCEA's TechEdge magazine: Exploring Professional Learning Networks: The Twitter Experience by Miguel Guhlin "I have learned
A Word is Dead
A WORD is dead When it is said, Some say. I say it just Begins to live
Planning Backwards
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TCEA Executive Director - Now Hiring!
Some time ago, I shared my t
Visual Book Stories on GNU/Linux
Just yesterday I was advocating for more free software use in schools. But then, that was before this question came up: Our English department has one on one labs running Linux.
The Biggest Disparity
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1 Reason to Change
"Why don't you type up your writing assignment like you do your stories?" I asked my 13 year old daughter a few weeks ago. Her response shocked me. "I have to write it up at school
Administrator-Journalist: Embracing the Citizen-Journalist in you
Reposted from Dr. Scott Mcleod's LeaderTalk.org blog. "Either write something worth reading," shared Ben Franklin, "or do something worth writing about." T
Beyond Fear
A superintendent in a small school district gave a talk at the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) Midwinter's Conference a few years ago. She moved her hands quickly
Check Yourself in the Mirror
Reposted from LeaderTalk.org, now at its new home at Edweek. "Check yourself in the mirror," my Dad would call out each morning before we left for the driv
Duck, Dodge and Hide Leadership
Reposted from LeaderTalk.org "Duck, dodge, and hide" leadership is contradictory. It implies that a leader can be someone who ducks problems, dodges inquir
Embracing Citizen-Journalism in K-12 Leadership
Reposted from LeaderTalk.org, which now appears at its new home at EdWeek Blogs. Embracing Citizen Journalism in K 12 Leadership
ETAN Action Alert Response - Lamar Smith
Another response that leaves much to be desired...every time I write my representatives, they write me back and tell me what THEY want to see happen. Who cares? I want them to do w
Explaining Wordpress 2.7
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Organize Yourself with Wikis
Reposted from LeaderTalk.org. Over the last few months, I've been experimenting with wikis. As a district administrator, I h
Real Test of Leadership
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The Game Leaders Play
Reposted from Dr. Scott McLeod's LeaderTalk.org Jonathan B
Tyranny of Competence
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Wikifying the Superintendent's Work
Reposted from LeaderTalk.org. Last week, I wrote about organizing yourself with wikis. Not surpri
Cartography of Authenticity
Pete Reilly (EdTech Journeys) shares a story about accountability
Cleaning off the server
In spite of my best efforts, I have been unsuccessful in exporting all my Thingamablog blog entries (7000+) into a format that I can import into WordPress or Blogspot. Since I'd li
Comparte Mas!
"Share more!" is advice I like to share with people I work with, and advice that I have to keep in mind during MY work. By sharing it, I remember. I was so enamoured of the term th
Google's Stop Doing List
I was shocked to read the following: Google decided to close many services that were either redundant