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6 Tips from an Unsuccessful Complainer

Over at Assorted Stuff blog, Tim Stahmer makes these remarks: Recently our overly large school district held its Education Summit, an an

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Automating FTP Transfers

If you are a school district, there are times when you have to transfer files securely often, encrypted from one location to another. It's tempting to want to use built in utilit

Sorry, Your Credit Card isn't Working

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Sorry, Your Credit Card isn't Working

"I'm sorry, sir," said the Bill Miller's BBQ Restaurant window attendant. "Your card isn't working and there's an error that says you need to contact your bank." Since I had just c

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Drupal - Whew!

When you read news like this about a complete compromise of a content management system like Drupal you have to be grateful someone else is handling your web site: Drupal websi

Higher Eds are MOOCing It!

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Higher Eds are MOOCing It!

One of the things I like to do is skim the past tweets of folks who follow me, or take the time to retweet me. I often find real gems after all, if they RT'd MY blog entry, they m

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In the Moment

But more often than not, we still lasso technology for the more traditional purposes and practices of education: for content delivery. We keep designing education technology with

Keep Your Stuff Secure

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Keep Your Stuff Secure

While I subscribe to the idea that we should encrypt all our communications, to be honest, it's often a pain. I try to encrypt top secret text messages to my family using the cross

5 Ways to Slay the Energy Vampire

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5 Ways to Slay the Energy Vampire

Over the last few years, I've seen my energy level slowly decrease. It's weird, only 10 years ago, I remember working all day, heading home and blogging 5 6 entries in a short time

Replace vs Integrate

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Replace vs Integrate

As a leader, one of my tasks involves "labelling" initiatives, changing what we call what we're doing. Sometimes, it's clear that the labels are disingenuous, inaccurate reflection

Reflect, Don't Critique

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Reflect, Don't Critique

Well, I think I might be ready to start my teacher blog! If I share a draft with you, would you be brutally honest in it's critique? ;) Above, you see the request of a new teache

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Embrace Different

What does it mean to be different? It's a question I've often reflected on, inconclusively. Ever since I realized that being bullied in middle school has forced me to step back fro