I am currently working on a document that can help Parkland School Division share learning across the division through the effective use of hashtags. Parkland School Division has approximately 10,000 […]
Organizing School/Division Hashtags (Part 1) Read More →
Twitter is such a powerful tool for connecting and learning. Conferences in other cities can be attended virtually through following a simple hashtag. Links can be shared, while also following
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cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by mrsdkrebs Right now you probably hear as many people talk about how annoyed they are with the term “21st Century Learning”
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I recently decided to compile some of the blog posts that I have written regarding social media and administrators. I have created a “page” for these articles that I will
Social Media For Administrators (Blog Posts) Read More →
Awhile ago, I wrote a post entitled, “What Should A Networked Educational Leader Tweet About?“, which was meant to be a guide to administrators new to Twitter on tweeting and
Tweeting For Schools Read More →
Whether it is professional or personal, career or relationships, success only comes from hard work. I love the video below that pushes that thought and wanted to share:
I had a great opportunity recently to attend the #140Cuse conference in Syracuse, New York, and learn from some amazing innovators from many different industries. It was a great experience
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cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by o5com‘ For some reason, the word “no” is extremely tough for educators to say. Well to be honest, it is actually
As I believe educators should have some understanding of what is happening in the world of business, I spend a lot of my time checking out “non-educational” sites that share
You Should Read… (March 12, 2012) Read More →
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by Laurel Fan There is often a great deal of discussion on the idea that Twitter can be an echo chamber and
Unintended Echo Chamber Read More →
George Couros is a leading educator in the area of innovative leadership, teaching, and learning. He has worked with schools and organizations around the globe to challenge traditional thinking and create a more connected world where all learners thrive.
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