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Policies getting in the way
Of all the big players in the social networking landscape, Facebook is the only one that I can honestly say that I actively participate on. After arriving home from NECC, I posted a question asking...
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Simulblogged @ TechLearning The session that kicked off EduBloggerCon for many of us has been on my mind quite a bit lately. Essentially, Will asked the room “What should we, as a community, really be...
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Social Networking: The Good, the Bad, and the NSBA
96% of students with online access have used social networking technologies. 71% have done it in the last 7 days. Well now, isn’t that a fun way to kick off a report on social networking amongst...
View ArticleCivil Disobedience and High Stakes Testing
Found via Lee Speers blog It seems that a teacher in Seattle decided to take a stand against the the state’s standardized test, WASL. Quite simply, he refused to administer it. While it seems he has...
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Your Digital Dossier
Andy Carvin shared this video via tweet that does in incredible job of summing up what the New Permanent Record is, in a much more succinct way than I’ve ever managed to. As you watch this video,...
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