Fun Enough: Quick Image Editing Online
Creating quotes is so easy on a computer, especially with access to this cool drawing tool I'm sharing with you. Even more fun? Editing Bitmoji images. I…
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Digital Equity: An Imaginary Problem?
Over at EdSurge, Beth Holland makes some great points . I have to admit I didn't get past the quote:
EdTech Failure? A Magic Formula
Reading James' words below, I am not convinced of his assertions:
Sanctified Segregation? Yikes.
Back in mid November, before the looming terror of the COVID 19 Omicron variant left us all wondering if current mitigation efforts would be effective for…
Last Day for Book Creator Deal
One of my favorite tools on iPad and Chromebook is Book Creator. You can do so much with it, and the tool is quite versatile. That's why I encourage you to take advantage of this F
Writing Malpractice
"The most recent research shows that millennials in the U.S. workforce, once the best educated in the world, are now among the least well educated in the industrialized world,"
Chromebook Duet Case (Updated)
As I mentioned earlier this month, I took the plunge and invested in a Lenovo Chromebook Duet. Now, a few days later, I'm h
Office Suites Abound, Which Do You Use?
As this blog entry at How To Geek points out, productivity suites with word processors, spreadsheets, etc.
When Community Fails
"The role of community in schools consists of the connections between schools and individuals, businesses, and formal and informal organizations and institutions that can leverage
Overcoming Addiction: A Farewell Letter
You may not know it, but I have suffered addiction for many years. It's been crazy to think that I've been doing my work, raising a family, caring for a pet, doing everything while
A Process for New Things?
"How would you construct a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program at your campus or organization?" What a great question, and one that I wanted to explore from my own perspective
Ataraxia
Reading Bertrand Russell quotes, like the one displayed above, kindled my curiosity in "Lucretius." What or who is that? Thanks to a few internet searches…
New Ideas Stall. Be Eccentric Anyways
"Do not feel absolutely certain of anything," says Bertrand Russell. As I've gotten older, the red hot passion of youth with which I rushed forward in righteousness has ebbed. Inst
Diversify Your Technology Assets
Over at The Blue Skunk blog , Doug Johnson shares the following catalog of purchases:
Audible: The 1619 Project
Although I have avoided investing in nonfiction audio books for Audible (nonfiction puts me to sleep while driving), I thought I might listen to nonfiction audio when puttering aro
Dancing the Duet
When my Acer C740 passed on earlier this week, I decided that I needed a replacement device. The Acer C740 had endured for five years, and had reached end…
A Different Thanksgiving: Indigenous Recipes?
There are many ways to celebrate Thanksgiving holiday, but one way I won't be doing it is with traditional turkey and fixin's. Thanksgiving celebrations at work have taken a non tr
In Remembrance: Farewell, Acer C740
When I knew I'd be shaking the dust of a little school district on the edge of San Antonio off, I decided to invest in a Chromebook I could rely on.
MyNotes: CRT and the Brain, Chapters 7 and 8
In this entry, I continue sharing my notes of Zaretta Hammond's Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain. In this entry, I share my takeaways from Chapter Seven and Eight.
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Connected Ink 2021 Festival wacom free
The Wacom folks shared this, and it's worth passing on!
10-Minutes: Write the Story - A Strange Request at a Piano Bar
Note: The lead to the story I wrote appears immediately below. Following it are my reflections, thoughts, and background info. I started to put them first, but then realize
Action Steps: Technology Implementation
It's fun to reflect on past projects, and what lessons you learned from them. This Action Steps chart captures lessons I learned over years of implementing technology projects. Eac
Seven Tips to Avoid Technology Implementation Failure
Team leaders, I'm told, take responsibility for their team's failures. You know, when the Titanic hit the iceberg, and it sank, the Captain went down with the ship. When anti cyb