It’s Sunday, which means grading and attempting to catch up on sleep for the entire week. What better day to enjoy a quick laugh? Happy Sunday all! Continue reading »
Monthly Archives: April 2012
GrantWrangler: Find Money for Your Classroom Today!
Have a great idea for a class project that you just can’t afford to put into play? Need a little cash-flow to fund your next great learning project? Check out GrantWrangler today! I found this website as I was perusing for further learning grants, and couldn’t help but share it with you. Essentially, GrantWrangler is … Continue reading »
Pinterest Infographic: Even More Pinteresting Ideas!
Recently, Linda Ross from Online Universities emailed me about a great infographic on Pinterest they published on their blog. After checking it out, I thought what better way to start this Thursday than to share it with you. Enjoy! Continue reading »
LOL of the Week
Started my second official week of teaching, and had to pull a student out into the hallway for a discussion about NOT taking frustrations out on computers… Maybe I need a digital gong in my classroom for management… Happy LOLs! Continue reading »
SlideRocket: PowerPoint on Steroids
Recently, I talked about a SlideRocket presentation I made for one of my JHU graduate school classes. For those of who you have never used the tool, I figured I’d share some of its benefits. The nine-minute long demo below is an in-depth, detailed explanation of the tool and its many features: Some of the … Continue reading »
Literature Map: The Tourist Map of Literature
Well, it’s been a wonderful, restful spring break. I haven’t done too much, just enjoyed the time off and played with my kittens. Of course, as usual, I procrastinated on grading and now find myself swamped with work. Nonetheless, I haven’t posted a new technology tool in a while, so I figured I’d get on … Continue reading »
EdTech Resource Database eLearning Initiative
Currently, I am taking a class through Johns Hopkins University called Designing and Delivering eLearning Environments. Through the course, each student was asked to develop an eLearning initiative. I created a SlideRocket presentation of my initiative, which is a part of my work for New Horizons for Learning’s EdTech Resource Database. If you are unfamiliar with … Continue reading »
