Melanie Link Taylor, USA, K-12, Special Education, General Education
Melanie Link Taylor is an educator and author in Southern California, credentialed in both General Education and Special Academic Instruction, an experienced teacher K-12.
MzTeachuh
MzTeachuh serves an international audience of educators and families with timely news, educational theory, and practical information on education, special needs, ed tech, educational law, and current events. MzTeachuh also posts family and classroom activities.
Mzteachuh is a daily source for educational news on the web.
Theme: teaching, ed tech, special needs, parenting
Steve Gillis, Canada, Educational Technology, K-12
My name is Steve Gillis, M Ed (Athabasca University, 2009). I’m a teacher, instructional designer, and entrepreneur – I am the President & Chief Learning Officer of Net Learning Solutions Inc. I have spent more than 15 years using educational technology in the classroom.
My goal is to help teachers who are challenged by educational technology to feel comfortable enough to use it in their teaching practice.
Classroom technology Help - currently offline
Classroom Technology Help is a blog written for teachers that feel challenged by educational technology, yet want to learn how to use it in their teaching practice so that they can engage their students.
I'm currently an instructional technology coordinator for Davis, CA public schools, and previously taught science grades 5 through university-level.
Bill Storm on Ed Tech
Occasional writings on educational technology topics, especially in regard to project-based learning, pedagogy, school culture, and tech policy.
Theme: project-based learning, PBL, school culture, technology
I am a second grade teacher in Texas. I have a Masters degree in Brain-based Teaching and I am working on my EdS in Teacher Leadership. Both programs are through BrainSMART at Nova.
I have two wonderful sons who are grown, and a perfect husband. Life is grand!
For the Love of Teaching - currently offline
A blog about brain-based teaching, technology in the classroom, and interesting teacher resources. Critical thinking skills for life and learning are a big focus.
Theme: brain-based, critical thinking, K-12, technology in the classroom, BrainSMART
I focus on educational technology and digital citizenship in a K-12 school community, addressing all the learning and digital issues that challenge teachers, students, and parents. With more than 30 years of teaching experience, I also teach regular technology education classes to parents.
Media! Tech! Parenting!
f you are a teacher, parent, or other adult working with children my blog aims to help you learn as much as possible about helping digital kids grow into thoughtful, collaborative, and savvy digital citizens.
The blog's mission is to help adults understand more about the digital world, 21st century learning, and the virtual environment that children take for granted.
Theme: digital citizenship, media literacy, media, digital kids, digital learning, digital parenting, educational technology, personal learning, networks, learning, educational resources, change, collaboration, technology integration, digital media, professional development, parent digital education
Joe Mazza, USA, K-12, Family Engagement using Technology
Joe Mazza is a current doctoral student at the University of Pennsylvania working toward his degree in Educational Leadership. His dissertation topic involves using social-networking technologies to enhance home-school relationships in an elementary school setting.
He is the current principal of Knapp Elementary School in the North Penn School District in suburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
eFACE Today
eFACE Ideas are shared to meet the challenges of family engagement obstacles using latest technologies.
Mariana Ludmila Cortes Alvarez, México, All Sectors, Homeshooling, Unschooling, K12
Unruly Edu-Researcher, passionate about technology & non-traditional education. Unschooling mom of two young ladies. It's all about formation, not about information. Have worked around 14 years in Education. OLPC Mexico Director.
Educadores Digitales
La revolución educativa está sucediendo fuera de los salones de clase y de las escuelas. No contempla bancas, pizarrones ni cuadernos. Aquí encontrarás información que puede ayudarte a entender a las nuevas generaciones, las digitales.
Doug Loader, Australia, K-12, Further, Adult, General IT Tips
I work in education as an IT specialist offering training and support to students and teachers. My role sees me engage with parents, management staff and administration providing continuous support and solutions. I am highly regarded as an Apple expert and my position makes me privy to the real, day to day problems faced by teachers. My portfolio of tutorials, notes and video guides hold tremendous pedagogical value and are a record of successful integration of technology into the curriculum.
iSupport
Through this website you will find his training videos, hints tips and advice. The tutorials focus mainly on the use of Apple technologies in education, so teachers and students will find this site useful.
I am a teacher and will always be a teacher. Currently, I am the Director of Technology for Wild Rose Public Schools in Alberta, Canada. I have taught all grades from 7-12, specializing in social studies, English and computers.
I have previously held division-level positions including Instructional Technology Coordinator and Resource Based Learning Consultant.
The Director's Chair
Comments, insights and opinions related to education, technology and technology in education.
Instructor, PhD student and Technology coach at NC State University. Spent 5 years as an award winning 6th grade Science teacher. Successfully blog at CATCHsystem
CATCHsystem - currently offline
CATCHsystem is a simple and efficient 5 step tool for helping teachers CATCH students in learning, growing, and being productive so they can spend time finding and following their passions.
Theme: instructional technology, computers, 1:1, teachers, administrators, students, web 2.0
I am a dedicated educator who believes in life-long learning, consistent teacher professional development, and innovation in education. I have more than 10 years experience in the field of education with completed BA and MA in Education. The focus of my interests is in media enhanced learning, technology in education, teacher preparation, and innovation in education.
LearningBuzz
This blog is about learning, inspiration, technology, motivation, teaching, innovation, positive change.
I have always been inspired by the power of teaching and learning – two amazing processed which lead to great accomplishments both for the teacher and the learner. Technology as a tool for teaching and learning enhances their power and pushes their creativeness. As an educator, I have always been amazed by the results in education stemming from the motivation of teachers and learners to go farther and explore new knowledge.
Keep learning…
Theme: technology in education, teachers, innovation, media, learning
Assistant Principal in Stony Plain, Alberta Canada. New to the social media world and to blogging. I care very much about education and love to learn from great educators all over the globe.
Opening Doors and Turning on Lights
This is my first year as Assistant Principal and this is my blog detailing my experiences as well as discussions on education.
William Kierstead, Canada, Primary, Middle, Secondary, K-12, 21st Century Learning
Career Educator, Curriculum Consultant, Learning Specialist, former administrator. Currently Director, 21st Century Research Office. 25 year educator and administrator currently working at the New Brunswick Department of Education researching 21st century learning and working as part of the implementation team.
Instructive Interference - currently offline
Reflections of issues facing educators and policy makers in the pursuit of 21st century skills. Promoting 21st century skills and learning in a bid to move education away from an industrial model to that of the information age. Education must be relevant - to students and the reality of their future.
Theme: 21st century education, project based learning, resources, skills, competencies, technology, stakeholders, parents, pbl, teacher links
I am a teacher who is very passionate about integrating ICT and mobile technologies in my class. I am a constant researcher on the area of K12 education and likes sharing information with colleagues around the world, by having virtual discussions and collaborative teaching and also attending and presenting papers in conferences in related field of interesting.
Anak Comel
This blog is a place where I hope to share my findings and passion in teaching especially English for small children by the age 0f 6 to 12 years old. Most if the things here in the blog are things which I have tried with my kids in the classroom and the rest are my personal research and reading on the area I love most, integration of ICT in teaching English as a second language.
Theme: ICT in classroom, Early Childhood Education, Web 2.0
Jill Galloway, USA, Instructional Technology, K-12
Jill is Coordinator of Instructional Technology for Irving Independent School District. She is a former math teacher and technology integration specialist. She is a Google Certified Teacher who has worked in 1:1 environment that employed project-based learning. She is a strong supporter of reforming traditional education into rich 21st century learning experiences for every learner. She is also an advocate for green technologies.
new.school - currently offline
Old school education is...well, old school. We are living in a new world, so doesn’t it make sense for education to follow suit? To properly prepare learners for this new world, we need to foster learning experiences that today’s learners need.
This blog includes Jill's thoughts on the small steps we can all take to kick out the old school style and start kicking it new.school.
Theme: 21st century learning, edtech, technology, web2.0, resources, education, instructional technology, tech, professional development
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