December 15, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat I get at least one of these excuses when I am working with schools while trying to get more tech projects incorporated into the academic planning… Young students can’t blog. Young students can’t podcast. Young students can’t … Continue reading
December 2, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat My comentary on my blog post “Harnessing the Power of Autonomy.” Episode # 52 (mp3)
August 21, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edchat #edtech I just stopped by the Atomic Learning blog and I read this post on how to turn the Atomic Learning website into an app on my iPad. Sweet! http://blogs.atomiclearning.com/ask-al-answer-wheres-al-app Now I have a fast and handy way to … Continue reading
August 10, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat #elearning For years I have been all alone in teaching my elementary students about the world of technology, I’ve made all my own lessons from scratch as I tried my best to give my students the tech skills … Continue reading
July 25, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat #elemchat #podstock2011 I just uploaded a new episode of Elementary Tech Teacher’s Journal. Episode Number 34 for the week of July 25, 2011 What’s the Deal with QR Codes? Show Notes In today’s episode I explain what QR or … Continue reading
July 6, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat My district announced a few days before the end of school that they would be updating us from Microsoft Office 2003 to 2010 (skipping Office 2007) during the summer, so when we get back in August we will … Continue reading
June 26, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat #iste11 So there I was minding my own business at ISTE in the Blogger’s Cafe busily writing the previous blog post when in walks Kevin Honeycutt and before you know it we were jamming on our iPods and … Continue reading
June 3, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edchat #elearning It seems that every week I used my iPad more and more and my laptop less and less, so when stumbled across the recent blog post from Atomic Learning stating that most of their videos now work on … Continue reading
April 7, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edchat #elearning #edtech How much longer are districts going continue to blog Facebook? Now I am not saying that you open it up to the students, although that wouldn’t half-bad, but at least the teachers should be allowed on Facebook. … Continue reading
March 10, 2011
by Brad Flickinger
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#edtech #edchat #elearning #elemchat Are teachers liable for the work that students post online as part of a class project? The other day I got a tweat from a colleague asking me if teachers are liable for the online work … Continue reading