A Thing To Consider Brett Gaylor with Mozilla Advocacy reminds us that this new internet is “like life, a thing to consider” and without this internet, our freedom of access to information would be so different. Our Parts So as I…
Common Core, Digital Literacy, For Teachers, Google Apps for Education, How To, Pedagogy, Professional Development, Tech Tools
Will My Voice Be Heard?
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#clmooc, #ETMOOC, Digital Literacy, NetNarr, Open Spokes, PLN, Reflection
Doppelgänger Neighborhoods
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CCCWrite, Professional Development, Reflection
Build It Together
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CCCWrite
WordPress and Edublog Themes
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What theme should I use? WordPress Many participants in #cccwrite are considering WordPress.com as their blogging platform. WPBeginner suggests considerations for choosing a theme, including: “Responsive” — that word should be in the theme description — that means it is…
#blogamonth, For Teachers, Middle Level Education, Pedagogy, Reflection
BlogAMonth Lessons to Remember
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A Question As the world is busy making resolutions, what is the most important ‘lesson’ you want to teach your students? Note: This blog is part of the #blogamonth challenge. Join in our community of educators and give your blogging…
Blog Intros, CCCWrite, PLN, Writing Tips
CCCWrite A Blog Beginning
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Are you considering blogging? Have you thought about blogging — about sharing your ideas on a topic of your interest? Are you an educator with experience and therefore strategies to share? Are you a new educator with new ideas to…
How To, NetNarr
Always in the middle, so just start
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#clmooc, #ETMOOC, CCCWrite, Digital Citizenship, Digital Literacy, NetNarr, PLN, Reflection
Where is your life
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Online, I have connections: a neighborhood [or several] in which I can visit, share, collaborate, and celebrate with people all over the world.
Blog Intros, Digital Literacy, Google Apps for Education, How To, Tech Tools
How Do I Annotate Images
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Sharing ideas by sharing screenshots and images is helpful, especially if the screenshot is annotated.
Blog Intros, Digital Citizenship, Digital Literacy, For Teachers, How To, Professional Development, Tech Tools
Let’s Talk Blog Images
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Images, Copyright, and Fair Use Images bring your blog post to life– it adds information and interest. But we can’t just reach up into the clouds and grab a colorful image. The images we choose and use must be those…
#clmooc, #ETMOOC, Blog Intros, CCCWrite, Challenge, Community, Digital Literacy, For Teachers, Pedagogy, PLN, Professional Development, Reflection
CCCWrite Reflective Bloggers
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I’d like to invite my #etmooc and #clmooc colleagues to join — it’s open. Join in the reflection and help out colleagues new to blogging as well as share and connect with new people.
Common Core, Digital Literacy, For Teachers, How To, Internet Safety, Lessons
Cater Truth Literacy
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I’ve been enjoying the course offered by KQED, “Finding and Evaluating Information. The course authors have added a wealth of information and links for helping all of us, adults and students, better evaluate the information around us in physical and…
Blog Intros, How To, Professional Development
Blogging With Students
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Classroom Blogging A few teachers have wondered about starting class blogs and student blogs. Blogging is writing — it’s thinking and communicating ideas; it can be a place to share daily or used as a portfolio or both. It meets…
#clmooc, About Me, Reflection
Stories are Frames
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Yesterday I chose my One Word: Story. Everyone has a story. Today, I discovered my friend Helen DeWaard’s One Word: Frames. Frames structure our ideas– they can limit us, support us, or enrich us. Our frames structure our stories…
#clmooc, About Me, PLN, Reflection
One Word
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One Word. Story. We humans are stories, each of us unique and different, living out our lives according to our plans and obstacles, making life work as best we can. The year 2017 brought immense changes to the country in…
#clmooc, Conversations, Digital Literacy, Fun, How To, PLN, Professional Development, Reflection, Tech Tools
CLmooc Animation
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Connected Learning Making Open Online Collaboration [CLmooc] provides options for all participants [you’re invited] to learn and play together around the concepts of connection, communication, and collaboration, whether online or with technology or through the mail, as in postcards. To…
#clmooc, Acknowlegements, Challenge, Digital Literacy, For Teachers, Google Apps for Education, PLN, Professional Development, Reflection
CLmooc Thursday Thoughts
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Thanks to everyone in #clmooc for making it still great. Charlene Doland, Lauren Zucker, Ron Leunissen, Susan Watson, Helen DeWaard,Kevin Hodgson, Sarah Honeychurch, Kim Douillard. This Make Cycle 3 is Doodling, with a Twitter Chat todayThursday, August 3 at 7p ET/4p PT/11pm UTC with the…
#clmooc, Challenge, Digital Literacy, For Teachers, How To, Lessons
CLmooc Let’s Doodle?
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Discovering Doodlers! Where? Go to The Google Plus Community orTake to twitter and search for #clmooc or #clmooc #doodle or #clmooc #twitcastrophe or #clmoocdoodle There you will find doodlers of all kinds, from novice to expert, from learners to teachers, all adding to…
#clmooc, Art
#clmooc Make With Me Doodle It
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Make With Me Doodle It 5 PM ET August 1
