Monthly Archives: June 2015

I’ve been following the buzz on Flipboard re: tech in the classroom.  Seems the consensus is not to simply use tech for tech’s sake.  This leads back to a blogging challenge question I tried to answer last year.  I think … Continue reading →

Flipboard I’ve recently been tuned into FlipBoard.  FlipBoard is a social network aggregation – a site that compiles “magazines” of topics in which you’ve indicated an interest.  I’m following Blended Learning, ESL, Innovation, Teaching with Tech, etc.  Flipboard then sends … Continue reading →

Active Directory Most school boards make use of an “active directory” whereby all users have unique login IDs and passwords.  Makes sense. An active directory is necessary to ensure that online resources are being used appropriately.  All of my learners … Continue reading →

I have at least a dozen learners using OneNote.  I wish there were a way to share pages; I can see that the option exists, but the lab and our active directory as it is set up, won’t allow it. … Continue reading →