As a reader, I never imagined I’d be loading audio books into my several years old iRiver T10–plays OGG and MP3 files–to listen to, but I’m engaged my stories more than ed-tech podcasts. I’ve listened to LibriVox recordings so much that “This is a Librivox recording” audio header they put on every recording has been […]
Image: Dr. Chris Moersch
Dr. Moersch writes:
Many schools are inundated with curriculum initiatives, state mandates, and technology infusion programs designed to improve instruction and promote student academic success. The last thing they need is another new initiative to add to a litany of reform efforts. What makes LOTI Different? The difference is that LOTI (levels of […]
Will THIS tale end happily? Only you, fellow edubloggers, can decide that. Please post this on your blog.
This post originally posted at Tim Holt’s blog, Unintended Consequences. I steal it with impunity and his permission (grin). What a good sport he was when Janice Schlottmann and I appealed to his techie expertise as Tim […]
Silvia Tolisano (Langwitches.org/blog) and Miguel Guhlin
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I started my Wednesday morning meeting with the multicultural diva, Silvia Tolisano (Langwitches), and found out that she’d been born in Germany, raised in Argentina, and married an America and lives in the U.S.!!
From her, I found out about her upcoming presentation later today […]
“Advocacy,” shared Brock Gregg, “is basically building relationships.” Yesterday afternoon, I had the chance to sit in on a tutorial session organized by Jennifer Bergland (TCEA TexTAN), Scott Floyd (White Oak ISD), and Brock Gregg (ATPE Governmental Relations Director). Brock was kind enough to sling my iRiver T10 around his neck for great recording of […]