Share Great Stories
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by Salim Virji This post is one that I am doing to model the suggestion I made through the Summer Blogging […]
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Leading a Learning Community
Why YOUR Sharing Matters
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by andrew_mc_d I am going to have to admit it; the term “lurker” drives me nuts. I know that there is an
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You Should Read… (July 8, 2012)
As I sit in the Vancouver Airport waiting for a flight to Sydney, I thought that I would continue to share some of the things that I am reading over
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21st Century PLNs for School Leaders
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by krossbow I have to admit that I was pretty excited to write my first post for the Edutopia group that has
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Summer Blogging Challenge
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cambodia4kidsorg There are a ton of “challenges” out there about blogging daily or 30 blog posts in a month and I
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The Places We Can Go
I was totally moved by this story shared on Imgur the other day: “Oh the Places You’ll Go…” I graduated High School this week. When my Dad said he had
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Entrepreneurs…not just employable.
I enjoyed a fantastic keynote on Tuesday morning at #ISTE12. Dr. Yong Zhao spoke and I would love to share some of the quotes and insights from the morning. A lot
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You Should Read… (June 24, 2012)
Currently I am attending the #ISTE12 conference in San Diego, CA, and I would have to admit that this is probably one of the most beautiful cities I have ever
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You Should Read… (June 17, 2012)
Only a few more weeks until school is over for many in Canada but the learning will continue throughout the summer, anytime we are open to it. Here are some
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Do we need (great) principals?
I have had this post brewing in my head for a while to discuss Josh Stumpenhorst’s blog regarding schools and if they actually need principals. I remember the first time
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