Seeking the Wisdom of the Ages Through Our Student’s Eyes

Caught wind of this Flickr story on a tech news site earlier today while at the Day of DIscovery session at the Peabody here in Orlando. Don’t ask me which it was because I have no idea, but here’s the story nonetheless:
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Can’t take total credit for this find. Thanks to Steve Dembo of Discovery Education and Teach42.com fame for showing this on his Digital Passports blog. Between grades being due today at my school and re-imaging the first of about 300 computers for next year I’ve not had a chance to check my personal blog RSS [...]

About 2 weeks ago I shared ToonDoo as an online comic creator. Over on the North Florida DEN blog to which I’m a co-author of the question was asked, “This is great, but how can I use this in my class?” A VERY valid question when you think about it. My first response of course [...]

It never fails, after I click publish something REALLY COOL comes up. Again, thanks to Tech Crunch for showing this off. As described on their website, “ToonDoo is a wacky way to get creative with comics. [...]

Came across Fliptrack after reading Tech Crunch this morning when I woke up today. I’m going to try out SlideShare as well, seeing that I’ve been lazy and haven’t done it yet. When I do that I will write up a comparison of the 2 put together.
As with most web 2.0 tools that I’ve come [...]

Believe it or not, I was able to finish painting and moving stuff early tonight to catch tonight’s episode of “24″ on FOX. I’ve only been watching for the last season and a half and, well, I’m addicted to it. I’ve already purchased season 1 – finished watching it last night – and on the [...]