I just spent an hour or so reorganizing the Tech in the Middle wiki to make it more of the kind of resource I know I need (and therefore, I hope, others may need as well). The site is now set up in 2 main categories: Projects and Links. Of course I still have my…
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I am still somewhat flabbergasted (and quite flattered) that Steve Hargadon asked to interview me for the Infinite Thinking blog. Last week he came across some of the projects I posed on the examples of educational wikis page on Wikispaces and asked me (me!) for an audio interview. Wow! Needless to say, I am so…
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I’m very excited about this new project! I’ve sent out e-mail invitations to all the international school teachers I’ve worked with along with a bunch of people I’ve met online. So far a few requests for more information and offers to collaborate have arrived in my inbox. How amazing is it that we have the…
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I have been teaching in international schools for the last seven years (which is when I started teaching, so technically, I have always taught in international schools). First in Munich, Germany, and now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (this is my second year here). I absolutely love living internationally. I love being able to truly experience…
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Today I was inspired by the educational wikis space on wikispaces (get your own free wiki for educational use here) to create my own “Projects” page here on my blog (check out the tabs above). I have decided that I am going to keep a running list of the web-based projects that I do on…
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