Monthly Archives: February 2009

WordCampEd: Vancouver

Posted on February 19, 2009 by Reverend

In less than 4 hours WordCampEd Vancouver will be kicking off. The event was spear-headed by the great D’Arcy Norman, and a whole bunch of my favorite people will be attending. here is another event I’m quite sorry not be a part of, but I’m sure much of it will be captured given the [...] Continue reading →

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Publishing: This Time it’s Personal!

Posted on February 18, 2009 by Reverend

Image photoshopped by Serena Epstein.
The NMC’s 2009 Horizon Report lists “The Personal Web” as one of the developing trends for educational institutions over the next 2 to 3 years. They define it as follows:
Part of a trend that began with simple innovations like personalized start pages, RSS aggregation, and customizable widgets, the personal web is [...] Continue reading →

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EdTechRoundup: Student Blogging and WPMu

Posted on February 5, 2009 by Reverend

This past Sunday I had the good fortune to be invited as part of a podcast to discuss using WPMu in educational institutions with a great group of educators primarily based in the UK.  It was a fun discussion, and I really liked hearing about the particular uses and challenges of blogging in the K-12 [...] Continue reading →

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