On the first day of class, I informed my students that I would be teaching them how to teach themselves to use technology. I let them know that I’d be there to help them whenever they got stuck, but that they were responsible for their own learning. I spent most of the first [...]
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This is the first in what I hope will be a series of posts describing some of the tools that I have found useful for personal learning networks. I’ve tried out a lot of tools and I’ll share what I’ve learned about the tools that I have tried and especially about those that I’ve [...]
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My husband may be the only person reading these words, but if you aren’t my husband and you’ve found your way here, welcome! (Robb if you’re reading this, you can consider yourself welcomed as well.) To start off, my name is Kimberly and I’m a some-time student and some-time teacher. As a [...]
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