How Did the Textbook Go Extinct?
My daughters love talking about dinosaurs. This summer we visited the dinosaur park in Cabazon, CA (made famous by PeeContinue Reading
Category: Innovation
We’re Bringing Boutique Back…
…..and all those mega-conferences don’t know how to act. There’s a movement afoot in the Ed Tech world. It startedContinue Reading
36 Weeks of Innovation for Your Classroom
Recently, it’s been reported that U.S. “Millennials” are not making the mark when it comes to technology proficiency and problemContinue Reading
Up Periscope? New Rules for the Latest Social Media Tool
I’ve always been a fan of sharing openly. I sometimes tell people that my life is an open book thatContinue Reading
Using an iPad as a Calculator on a State Assessment: Dreams Do Come True
Today marked a hallmark day in the Eanes Independent School District when it comes to high-stakes testing. After some backContinue Reading
6 Steps to Exterminating Innovation in Schools
We’ve all heard about some great new change in education. Some innovation sweeping the area schools whether it be aContinue Reading
Bold Predictions Sure to Go Wrong in 2015
For the past three years I’ve made an attempt at predicting what the future might hold for the Educational world,Continue Reading
Reviewing my 2014 “Bold” Predictions for Ed Tech
This is the second year in a row I’ve made some predictions about the upcoming calendar year. (Here are myContinue Reading
Eye-Opening Reflections on the #Student4aDay Challenge
I’ve been blessed to experience amazing professional development from around the world. I’ve had incredible, powerful conversations with people in myContinue Reading
What If We Said “NO” to 1:1?
Last night, I had the opportunity to present in front of our School Board on the state of technology inContinue Reading