This summer marks a new venture in connectedness on my part.  Using facebook and twitter, I have built important learning communities, both educational and social.  But I find myself very nostalgic today, in particular focusing on my first teaching job, where I taught chemistry and physics (in various “flavors”) at Roberto Clemente Community Academy.  I [...]

Many people often don’t consider the consequences of the material they (and others) post about them on facebook. The Idiots of Ants, a British comedy group, has this humorous (and eye-opening) take on facebook in the real world.

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This summer has proven to be a wonderful learning opportunity for me.  Like many major universities across the US,Notre Damehas a research experience for teachers program where local educators can take part in a variety of research venues. Educators can become a part of research groups in math, as well as a wide variety [...]

Well, my head is slowly decompressing from the aftermath of the Building Learning Communities Conference this past week in Boston, MA. I went into the conference feeling pretty technologically adept and have since realized that I lived in a Web 1.0 world. The disturbing thing to me is that I also feel [...]

If you are in education and have not yet joined ning, make sure that once you have registered that you join the education group as well as the classroom 2.0 group.

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