Monthly Archives: July 2010

Learning Always

Posted on July 30, 2010 by Ann Leaness

Last week, I attended New Teacher Camp at the Boy’s Latin Charter School in Philadelphia. I attended a session called Creating a Great EdTech College Course run by MaryBeth Hertz and Alice Lesnick. There was a really interesting discussion with … Continue reading →

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I just want to be a better me.

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Ann Leaness

Today, I came back from teaching a technology class and opened my Tweetdeck. I was stunned to see my name added to a contest. People are supposed to go to that list and vote for the most influential educational tweeters. … Continue reading →

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Backchannel or Bashchannel?

Posted on July 2, 2010 by Ann Leaness

I attended the keynote speech at ISTE 2010. I am still wrestling with what happened during the Twitter backchannel of the keynote. The speaker, Jean-François Rischard, spoke about global problem solving and the critical role of educators and technology for … Continue reading →

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