As mentioned in my previous post, I was lucky to be in a meeting facilitated by Rick Schwier today. This wasn’t just because Rick, being one of the most positive people I know, is always a great person to be around. The meeting involved educators of all levels within my school division (well – [...]

This third twitterless day was tough, I’ll have to admit. I was lucky enough to be in a policy development meeting facilitated by Rick Schwier. It seemed very strange to me that I didn’t have any outlet for expressing my ideas/reactions/stupid jokes during the meeting. I actually had to (gasp) pay attention to the meeting. [...]

Lessons learned thus far:

For no particular reason, I’ve decided to go twitterless this week. Cold turkey. No twitter – reading, checking, searching, tweeting – between this morning and Friday afternoon. I’ve been thinking about how much of my time is spent with twitter, either actively or in the background, during a day so part of this experiment will [...]

I’ve made it 2 for 2 with podcast production with another episode of the Open Monologue podcast. I did refer to it as the NEW podcast last week, but when I loaded it in iTunes the title for the podcast was the same as this blog. Who am I to argue with iTunes.

This time [...]

Having failed miserably at the photo a day 365/2009 project, I have embarked on a more manageable project – one podcast every week until the end of June. I’ll still be doing the EdTech Posse podcast – wouldn’t dream of giving those up – but that’s only one of the podcasts every month. The rest [...]

I found out about this video on twitter from Alec Couros who heard about it from Dean Shareski.

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It’s interesting to think that no matter what the medium is, our uses of communication stay the same.