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Bikinis and Homemade Chalk: Why we need to teach Web 2.0 Ethics
Stuck at home on a snow day? Need a “boredom buster” or other fun kid activity? Social media and Web 2.0 offer unprecedented access to the publishing and sharing of neato at-home projects. To be a...
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Digital Citizenship FAIL. Cost: $80,000
Flickr: Lindy Buckley There’s a story going around on the interwebs about a college student who cost her family $80,000 due to an unfortunate Facebook status update. Reports say that she attends Boston...
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1:1, Collaboration, and Digital Citizenship
A while back, I posted some information about some research I’ve been conducting about a 1:1 school. Specifically, I’ve been curious about what educators in a 1:1 environment (in this case, a Catholic...
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Unintended consequences of laptops and internet in classrooms?
Flickr: Krista Baer I’ve just added two journal articles to my “to be read” pile. Both relate to the potential drawbacks and unintended consequences of today’s technologies in classrooms. Both come...
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Preview of my talk on the future of #edtech at EU Parliament
Hello from Dublin International Airport! On Monday, I speak at EU Parliament about the future of educational technologies in the Europe. Below is the executive summary for the paper that goes with the...
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Changing mindsets about #edtech in the classroom
Here’s a smart post on some of the challenges that students face when entering a 1:1 environment. I like how this questions the “digital native” myth– making good choices about how to use technology...
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