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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 […]
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Amidst all the wonderful stuff coming out of TCEA 2009, one POTENTIAL copyright violation detected by TCEA member, Seth Anderson:
This is my second TCEA convention. I must say that have been impressed with the knowledge and passion of […]
Yesterday, I received a tweet from Lydia, a fellow Texas educator, about Scott Amdahl’s presentation on Moodle. As I reviewed his PPT online, I was struck by how similar our implementations are. Lydia described his workshop in this way:
This is the link to Scott Amdahl’s (Weslaco ISD) preso. They are using LOTI and PBS Teacherline […]
Just a few short weeks ago, I sent email to a Texas educator who was contemplating leaving the classroom to join the ranks of Ed-Tech leaders as a instructional tech facilitator. I wrote that educator the following:
Each of us in Instructional Technology Services has faced the question you now struggle with. None of us relinquished […]
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 […]