Inquiry & Reflection for Better Learning
Buried in the comments of Barbara’s latest post (an excellent think-piece about different blogging styles) is a fine statement that sums up quite nicely why I ever bother to put fingers to keyboard or pen to paper: I want to write better than I do: lean and lush, deep and real, sitting down with a […]
Read More “Frayed Threads of Clashing Colors”UPDATE: In the comments below, Mike advocates for free versions of desktop software. I am completely in favor of those options for students and schools. I also like free and open source software for digital infrastructure. (Both the software packages I mention in the podcast are free and open source tools.) The “free” I’m talking […]
Read More The Podcast: Why I’m Not a Fan of Free (At School) (Infrastructure, I Mean)Karl gave me a very special gift this year, as well as a way for me to do the same for other folks. Lee explains: Today, Karl Fisch posted a message on his blog inviting members of his PLN (Personal Learning Network) to join Team Shift Happens and contribute however much possible to Kiva. Kiva […]
Read More Paying it Forward