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2010 in Review

2010 in Review

It is less than 24 hours before I take off for Seattle and 2 1/2 weeks of relaxation. Between work and consulting/conferences I have not had two [...]

90% Educator 10% ?

90% Educator 10% ?

It’s that time of year again in the international education world of contracts, decisions, and thinking about your future. Kim Cofino has a [...]

ISB Student nominated for an EduBlog Award

ISB Student nominated for an EduBlog Award

The Edublog Awards Nominees are out and much to my surprise one of our students from here in Bangkok is on the list. Why is this surprising? Because [...]

1 Period 2 Weeks 3 Teachers

1 Period 2 Weeks 3 Teachers

Last Tuesday I was given 10 minutes at the staff meeting to update the high school staff on tech happenings here at ISB. This would be the most time [...]

Using Cell Phones and Scan Codes in the Classroom: Intel Sponsored Webinar

Using Cell Phones and Scan Codes in the Classroom: Intel Sponsored Webinar

Just a quick announcement that I will be running a Webinar as part of the Intel Education Community on December 1, 2010 5:00pm PDT/ 8:00pm EDT [...]

Autonomy, Purpose, Mastery

Autonomy, Purpose, Mastery

I’ve been reflecting a lot on Dan Pink’s new book Drive?and thinking about how this applies to education and the work we ask students to [...]

A Challenge to be a Green Traveler

A Challenge to be a Green Traveler

In the month of October I traveled somewhere in the neighborhood of 20,000 miles. Yes, way to many miles for any one person to fly. It was somewhere [...]

My 25% PD

My 25% PD

Have you ever had one of those days that it seems like every link you click on is perfect, makes you think, or say to yourself “Thank [...]

Online Community Manager: A New Position in Education

Online Community Manager: A New Position in Education

The more I talk to administrators, present to school boards, and persuade educators that we can no longer ignore social-networks the more I am [...]

The Blurred Lines

The Blurred Lines

Today at school I answered personal e-mail, updated my Facebook status, Tweeted, looked up flights for winter break, and even read articles that [...]

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