When Tom Whitby and I set out to write The Relevant Educator: How Connectedness Empowers Learning, we wanted to provide a manual for any educator who had a desire to improve their practice, as many have already done, by utilizing social media and other tools.
It sounds like a club. The Connected Educators. Perhaps they may even sound like a group of educators who meet at the Hall of Justice, slap on capes and go to fight some sort of injustice in the world. Ok, so I’m showing my age
In honor of Connected Educators Month, we’re celebrating what Connected Educators are doing throughout the world. If you’d like to share your story, send a blog post to connect@corwin.com. Many people question the value of Twitter and if it can really make an impact for
In honor of Connected Educators Month, we’re celebrating what Connected Educators are doing throughout the world. If you’d like to share your story, send a blog post to connect@corwin.com. We believe that modeling meaningful technology use is an important responsibility that educators need to embrace. Our
October is Connected Educators Month, and in honor of all of our Connected Educator friends and authors, we want to celebrate your successes and share the joy that comes from being connected. No matter if you were an early adopter of Twitter or just set up
This post was originally published on Brilliant or Insane. [caption id="attachment_1611" align="alignleft" width="300"] @markbarnes19 on Twitter[/caption] In a recent conversation a couple of non-Twitter users told me that they don't use Twitter because they don't understand it. "It's hashtag this and hashtag that," one said. "I say