Reflections on technology and its use in education
Category: Gaming in EducationBy tnturner on Jan 12, 2008 in Gaming in Education, Professional Development | 0 Comments
Cross posted on the Florida DEN Blog, as well as Danielle Abernethy’s tie4teachers blog.
Received word from Darlene Wolfe here in the Orange County, FL area of an event that might be beneficial to some of you. If you are interested please read further on below the images.
Educators, guidance counselors and administrators may register on line [...]
By tnturner on Aug 6, 2007 in Gaming in Education | 3 Comments
Thank goodness I “GET” Twitter. Thank goodness I have a great group of people that I follow and vice versa in Twitter. CoolCatTeacher, aka Vicki Davis, shared this tweet earlier tonight. It had two of my favorite words in it: gaming and education….and not in any particular order of fondness mind you. There is a [...]
By tnturner on Apr 20, 2007 in Gaming in Education, Second Life | 0 Comments
Ok….I will admit it… I had my apprehensions about Second Life from Day 1. Saying things like…”there’s no way this will work” and I think the word “silly” came out of my mouth at some point.
No more…I think I can get used to the navigation pretty quickly. In a matter of 10 minutes I had [...]
By tnturner on Apr 10, 2007 in Gaming in Education, Tech Tools, Technology Integration | 5 Comments
I’m in a serious crunch to find an aggregator that works at my school. My district has blocked bloglines, and google’s only shows snippets. I’ve not tried netvibes yet. I will have to try that out tomorrow. Needless to say, I come home and my feeds number into the 90s. That’s what I get for [...]
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