I have been going back through some of my audio files recently and I found a really good conversation from Educon 2.1. This conversation was from John Pederson‘s Session, The Networked Learning Manifesto: Welcoming Parents into the Conversation. You can find the actual Manifesto that sparked the conversation here. The …

I recorded this podcast a few weeks ago, but I have sat on it for that long in order to mull everything over for a while. The topic for this podcast is all about how we enumerate the exact needs found within the classroom that would require us to be …

I had the unique opportunity to talk with Kevin Honeycutt about his amazing unconference, Podstock. Please listen and know the movement that he is working for (and that we may be all working for in our different ways). Show notes: We wanted to create an Edubloggercon for Podcasters We wanted …

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Whenever I feel like I’ve run into a wall in online school I start thinking about all the possibilities for communicating and things just seems to open up. Long story short I am looking for a way to use google ups as a domain as internal communication system that we …

Although I have already written my This I Believe a few years ago and you can even hear it if you wish, but I have been asked to consider the prompt again in a new light, telling a story of learning that exemplfies your beliefs about learning. My story of …

Connecting is the hardest thing to do in learning. If you don’t believe me, ask a student how many times they have received meaningful feedback today. Ask a teacher how many parents know exactly what goes on in their classes. I want to do this connection every single day and …

Here is the second installment of the Douglas County School District’s conversations around learning and technology, which is cross-posted here. So, we focused our time today on discussing how to overcome typical stumbling blocks in teachers using technology to reach learning in the classroom. You can see the show notes …

In an effort to have some of the conversations that I engage in regularly on Twitter and in the Edublogosphere within my home School District, I have started having a semi-regular conversation with a few folks in Douglas County about 21st century learning in our district. We have decided to …

As I promised, the audio to my conversation with Kevin Honeycutt primarily about my upcoming Educon 2.1 Presentation is now in the podcast. I basically used this conversation as a way of fleshing out some of my thoughts on Instant and Always-on Collaboration. I really like what we talked about …