Showing posts with label change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label change. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2012

Jon Cassie


Jon Cassie

Jon Cassie, USA, Secondary

I am an educator, writer and gamer interested in 21st century skills, school change, game-based learning and creativity.

Schoolnext - currently offline
Schoolnext is a blog about education in the 21st century.

Theme: education, games, game-based learning, 21st century, creativity, change, curriculum, teaching

Friday, March 16, 2012

Kyle Wood

Kyle Wood

Kyle Wood, USA, All Sectors

I am an instructional technology facilitator for a school district in North Carolina. I model teaching and conduct professional development in Web 2.0 tools, IWB's, and PLN's regularly.

Technically
Technology observations from the frontlines. Technically is about the passion and mindset shifts necessary to reach our students with technology. Mixed in, we will devote posts to new discoveries on the web.

Links for Twitter, LinkedIn and Profile

Theme: edtech technology integration elementary education web 2.0 Google Apps 21st century learning change inspiration

Monday, March 21, 2011

Stephanie Chan

Stephanie Chan

Stephanie Chan, Canada, Primary, Secondary, K-12, Leadership, Teachers, Students, Educational Technology

A curiously thoughtful educational technology integration specialist.

TechPudding
A journey through the heart and soul of technology in education, educational change, and leadership in K-12 schools.

Theme: K-12, educational technology, ed tech, technology integration, technology leadership, change, 21st century learning, 21st century students

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Thursday, August 5, 2010

Janice Friesen

Janice Friesen

Janice Friesen, Austin, TX, USA, Elementary, Educational Technology

My title at my Elementary school is Technology Learning Partner. I am always looking for ways to support technology use for teachers and students. To me the most important thing technology can do is to open a window to the world. I think this looks like a pretty cool window!

Texas Malahini
I mostly write about what seems important that is going on in Educational Theory. Sometimes I will link an article I have read and sometimes will just write my thoughts.

Theme: change, reform, education, classroom, teacher, brain, article, research

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Brian Nichols

Brian Nichols

Brian Nichols, USA, Primary, Education

Elementary Principal, Teacher, Doctoral Student exploring 21st century learning initiatives and transforming education.

The Evolution of Education

Current and future trends in education are discussed, debated, and challenged. The focus is on transforming education to match what our students to be successful.

Theme: leadership, education, teacher, 21st Century, technology, transformation, learning, student, data, culture, change

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Sunday, November 8, 2009

Monika Hardy

Monika Hardy

Monika Hardy, USA, Secondary

Math and student leadership coach, seeking a change in ed in order to 1) maximize the value of the time we spend together in a room 2) or move us out of the room. Math/leadership coach on a mission to redefine our 7 hours a day.

you blog
Compilation of my latest research/thinking on how to do school. Random thoughts on saving the world.

Theme: learning, school, education, listen, craziness, change, passion

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Ben Wilkoff

Ben Wilkoff

Ben Wilkoff, USA, Primary, Secondary, Adult

I teach and learn, a lot. I have taught middle school english using connected learning tools, and now I am an Online Learning Specialist for the Dougals County School District in Colorado. I was also named The Totally Wired Teacher of the Year by Edutopia in 2007.

Learning is Change
I ask a lot of questions in my blog... tough questions about learning. I try to blog every day about something that I am learning or teaching about or something that has come across my personal learning network.

Theme: elearning, connected learning, questions, integration, change

Monday, January 26, 2009

Gigi Johnson

Gigi Johnson

Gigi Johnson, USA, Secondary, Further, Tertiary, Adult, U.S. Digital Media in Connected Learning

Digital media lecturer at UCLA Anderson School of Management, but also create digital tools like How2Kids, iKidTools, and iKidWorld ... plus run live programs for local kids' organizations on digital media for learning and empowering life. Getting Ed.D. in this space.

Maremel Musings
What is happening in digital media, especially how it applies to connected learning and changing ecosystems.

Theme: connected learning, digital media, change, transformation

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Josie Holford

Josie Holford

Josie Holford, USA, Prek-12th grade

Head of school at Poughkeepsie Day School in Poughkeepsie, NY.

The Compass Point
Posts on education, life in school and related matters

Theme: progressive, creativity, education, independent school, leadership, future, change

Thursday, September 4, 2008

Kristina Schneider

Kristina Schneider

Kristina Schneider, Canada, Organizational, Corporate, Post-Secondary, Adult, Organizational Learning Strategies

Kristina Schneider is an organizational learning and performance technologist, merging instructional and systems technology with knowledge, project and operations management. Currently, she is the Director of Operations at Aviation Strategies International (ASI), a small yet highly reputable Montreal-based aviation management consulting and training firm with an international network of associates and business clientele.

After completing a Master’s degree in Educational Technology, Kristina is now pursuing Doctoral studies in Business Administration at the Université de Sherbrooke, focusing on organizational strategies for knowledge management and transfer as well as professional communities of practice concurrently with her role at ASI.

Kristina’s first book, Edublogging: A Qualitative Study of Training and Development Bloggers, was published in March 2010 and has already been well received and recommended by the educational technology community. As a recognized expert in her field, Kristina was invited to join the team of contributors at Brandon Hall’s Workplace Learning Today where she will be a member and an active blogger.

She brings to the table over ten years of professional training and development expertise in the areas of instructional design and development for e-learning, blended learning and distance education, organizational learning and professional development strategies, social learning applications, performance technology, knowledge management and transfer, communities of practice and other collective expertise networks.

Technogenii
My space for reflection on learning about learning.

Theme: authority, blended learning, blogging, communities of practice, content, conversation, creativity, creative thinking, credibility, critical thinking, design, efficiency, eLearning, evaluation, ,informal learning, instructional design, knowledge management, knowledge transfer, learning organizations, measurement, models, multimedia, networking, ontology, organizational learning, perceptions, performance, problem-based learning, productivity, professional development, professional networking, self-directed learning, social capital, social learning, social networking, strategy, technology, time management, virtual organizations, visual thinking, web 2.0

Monday, June 9, 2008

Kristen Kozloski

Kristen Kozloski

Kristen Kozloski, Ph.D., USA, K-12, University, Technology Leadership, Technology Integration, Leading Change

As a Director of Technology for a public school district, my goal is to be an advocate for teachers and lead them to change their pedagogy to include 21st century teaching practices that infuse technology as a transparent tool. I started out as an Elementary Computer Teacher in 1991 and have be integrating technology and collaborating with teachers on integrated technology projects over the last 17 years.

My research focus was on principal leadership for technology integration and I continue to focus on and support my administration in their leadership in technology at the building level.

I believe that as educators in a world of bigger, better, faster, quicker, we need to continue to advocate for BALANCE and make sure that while we are creating technologically literate children, we also continue to “teach” them how to play with blocks and real mud!!

Changing the Discussion

Theme: educational technology, leadership, change, web 2.0, technology integration

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Charlie A. Roy

Charlie A. Roy

Charlie A. Roy, USA, Secondary, High School, Catholic Education, Administration

After a short career in the world of commodity option trading I left to become a high school teacher. I've now entered into the world of education and have become convinced that technology and its ability to engage students is crucial to the success of transitioning schools for success.

I am currently the principal of Peoria Notre Dame High School and blog via three different blogs. I am an avid reader and subscriber of blogs. I love to learn and share.

Souly Catholic HS
A blog dedicated to Catholic high school administrators. The blog seeks to be a medium for exchange and communication regarding issues that effect Catholic high schools and education.

Theme: catholic, high school, education, secondary, leadership, administration