Twitter as Professional Development TAGS: classroom | collaboration | critical thinking | cue | edchat | edtech | education | elemchat | facebook | Google | networking | pedagogy | project-based learning | school | social media | social studies | students | teacher | teachers | teaching | tweet | Twitter I’ve had a user account on Twitter for several years (since 2009), but it wasn’t until December of 2011 that I started actively reading and tweeting.  I think what got …Continue reading →

My First EdCamp TAGS: collaboration | cue | CVCUE | edcamp | EdCampCV | edtech | engaging students | ideas | learning | PBL | project-based learning | sharing | teachers My very good friend Shyra and I decided we’d trek ourselves down to CSUFresno to attend our first EdCamp.  EdCampCV was headed by Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) on February 25, 2012.  …Continue reading →

EdTech Professional Development TAGS: collaboration | computers | cue | ebcue | edcamp | edtech | eduwin | Google Apps | livebinders | professional development | teachers | technology | thinkfinity Like many private schools, our school has one teacher for each grade level.  Collaboration between teachers of the same grades is difficult, if not impossible for most of us; thus, …Continue reading →