Microsoft Surface is the Answer to My Prayers!
Don’t take the title of this blog entry the wrong way. I’m not suggesting that the recently announced Microsoft Surface tablet is something that I’m going to be purchasing for …
Get Ready or Get Out of the Way
My message for today’s teachers is pretty simple: Get on board with embedding technology with your students in your classroom or find another job. That may sound a little harsh, but it’s the …
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 …
Create Your Own EdTech Magazine with Flipboard
I’ll freely admit that I’m late to the game on this one. Flipboard is a mobile device (iOS and Android) app that’s been out for a couple of years now, …
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 …
The Best of Times, The Worst of Times
Earlier today I listened to KDE’s Monthly Webcast for Technology Leaders for the month of May. I was listening mostly because I wanted to know how much of a cut to …
The Future of KySTE
Monday and Tuesday of last week I was at Barren River Lake Resort Park in Lucas, Kentucky, attending the Kentucky Society for Technology in Education spring retreat. This was my last …