I like this ... but I don't

I found this PowerPoint slide - a day after putting together my slide presentation for a PD session I am running for my Board later on this month.

Worst. Presentation. Ever. Lots of bad graphics and tons or writing ... not really suited as a presentation, but .... it has some really interesting and relevant information. I mean ... well, just take a look and see if you don't agree with the ideas and my thought on the presentation ...

A for research, D for presentation ...

Recovering Grace

I had one of the worst May's I have ever had ... and one of the best. Rather odd, no? In any case, it is finally over ... now I have to do all sorts of paper work about it ... sigh ...

Ah well, here is a cool link about taking better photographs with your iPhone or other device.

So ... an online archive of cool stuff

This is an online archive of the Classroom 2.0 conference that went on recently.

Seriously, it's cool.

Processing .... processing

I'm currently taking some time and putting my thought together after teaching an entire class in the "flipped" style for the very first time. As I am doing this "woodshedding", I come across this link that might address some of the ideas that I ran into in this course. What if, I thought, there was an easy way of getting QR codes into my assignments. Lo and behold. Another "I hate the web" excuses from my students bites the dust.

Stuff that needs to be parked here.

A lot of stuff on teh interwebs about flipping a classroom. Might have to migrate that information onto a separate page. Something to think about after I finish this module.

First of all: #flipclass . search that.

Secondly, this: http://aflippedapproach.blogspot.ca/

Cool.

Thirdly, this link

New places link, too

and a Drop box guide, too

Cool pic

how to flip

An article I just have to park here

So, my students don't know how to search for relevant information.

Well, duh.

Ok, so here's an article suggesting ideas about what I can do about it.