Socratic Monologue
From the monthly archives: November 2004
Alec Couros is looking for k-12 educators who are involved in the use or advocacy for free and open source software in schools. I just finished his initial questionaire, and I’m excited to see what comes out of his research.
As Gandhi said, “First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win.”
I realize that this is a question that quite a few people have been asking for a number of years. I think the time may have come, however, when the answer is unhesitatingly maybe
In a recent post (Confused about Linux? This may help.) by Alec Couros on his blog, educationaltechnology.ca/couros, Alec points [...]
Your thoughtful responses
Me tweeting
- My grade 9 students are learning/practicing photographic composition. See their work at http://t.co/c2lkNTDv
- @shareski I think you owe him for all the pictures of his kids you put in them.
- @shareski I thought design mattered.
- @cptteacher Thanks for your comments back to the students. They will be happily surprised to be getting comments from outside school.
- @pstratton08 Exactly my thoughts. And I think that knowing your work is going to be on display encourages students to find good photos.

