sas-ipad flickr photo by zandwacht shared under a Creative Commons ( BY-NC ) license Education Evolutions: Select Readings on Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age Here are three curated articles about education, technology, and evolutions in teaching. Once a fearsome murderer invaded a Zen master’s home – seanmichaelmorris.com – Sean Michael Morris  (9 minute […]Continue reading →

sas-ipad flickr photo by zandwacht shared under a Creative Commons ( BY-NC ) license Education Evolutions: Select Readings on Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age Here are five curated articles about education, technology, and evolutions in teaching. Note: I meant to mention that the article below in last week’s newsletter actually came to me courtesy […]Continue reading →

sas-ipad flickr photo by zandwacht shared under a Creative Commons ( BY-NC ) license Education Evolutions: Select Readings on Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age Here are three curated articles about education, technology, and evolutions in teaching. Poet: I can’t answer questions on Texas standardized tests about my own poems – The Answer Sheet […]Continue reading →

Reflecting on her experience taking Smartphone Photography at the high school, senior Sadie Morgan explained, “If you commit to the class and really do the projects, you can... Continue reading →

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

Photo is from five years ago from the OER Conference, October 2011 in Utah at the Canyons.Jim Groom presenting a new approach to Digital Storytelling and online learning.

The first day of school is always stressful for me. I believe this is true for most teachers. During the school year, we try to adapt to our students' needs and expectations and to fine-tune our teaching to help each individual student make progress. W...

  This is an essay I wrote for my MA TESOL module on Issues in EAP. Unfortunately, it did not score well. It did not meet the requirement of the University (Nottingham) of links the theory to practice. I wonder … Continue reading →