Contributed by Brad Currie Gone are the quarterly newsletters sent home with report cards that were once filled with irrelevant information. It's no longer an option for schools or stakeholders to stand idly by and rely on 20th Century methods to stay connected. A new era
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
Connected education is both simple and complicated. I know that sounds strange but it is true. Using tools like Twitter, Facebook, Google Hangouts, and Skype can make our lives much simpler. We do not have to travel to have meetings with colleagues, who live far