Internet options ‘in the sticks’ – would you like slow or slow?
Marty asked that I put something together on this, so I will reluctantly write about my Internet access options from home. For those that know me, you know that “home” …
Analogies: Technology and Fighting Childhood Obesity
I’ve tried to train myself over the years to use “non-technology” analogies wherever possible when explaining technology concepts. I think it comes from years of seeing people’s initial reaction to …
Techno Hierarchy of Needs
I’ll confess to (1) taking a psychology class in college and (2) retaining about one useful thing (give or take) from said class. I’ll use that “one thing” to make …
“Digital Divide” is bigger than simply access
Let’s note from the beginning that, while I intend to cry and complain a bit in this post, I acknowledge that I have it better than many others and that …
Is there REALLY a data monster?
Is there a data monster out there? SOMETHING is gobbling up bandwidth at an unbelievable pace. Supplying necessary bandwidth for our school districts is one of the biggest challenges we …
Why is “Fair Use” So Difficult to Determine?
Well, I suppose the title of this article suggests that there IS something difficult to determine about the concept of “fair use.” Perhaps if you thought it was a cut-and-dried …
Technology “Integration” (in 2012?!)
In the interest of stirring the proverbial pot, I suppose I’ll branch out and make a few somewhat controversial statements. Specifically, I’m about done with technology integration in its current …
K-12 IT – Surviving with Limited Funds
I sent a tweet recently about the need for IT leaders to share survival strategies in these tough budget times. The quite verbose Bryan Sweasy replied that I should share …