I made it through. After Wednesday, it became rather easy to remain Twitter-free fro the rest of the week. Thursday night was the presentation by Ken Robinson in Saskatoon. The presentation was book-ended by some quality time with my Posse. The microphone was on so we recorded our somewhat disjointed conversation while we were waiting for Sir Ken Robinson and then a bit again after the presentation. I think it’s worth a listen if you have the time – EdTech Posse podcast 5.7 – Waiting for Sir Ken Robinson. Friday passed by without any desire to tweet (busy days at work are good for that, I suppose). I finally broke down after midnight. Uh – I think I meant ‘tweeps’, not ‘twerps’. Since then I’ve kept the tweetage down to about 20 tweets – not bad over the course of … Continue reading »

Day 4 was actually pretty easy to manage without twitter. I went to Saskatoon to hear Sir Ken Robinson discussing passion, creativity and education. Not only did I get to hear Sir Ken, I also had the chance to visit some friends, including my EdTech Posse colleagues. Dean, Rick and Heather were there, and we recorded a podcast (to be released soon) while we were sitting in the balcony of convocation hall at the University of Saskatchewan. Sadly, Alec could not join us. Dean and I met up after the presentation at the Broadway Roastery. We had a quick chat/debriefing on our thoughts from the evening (also included in the podcast), then I was on my way back home. On a busy and interesting day, Twitter didn’t even cross my mind (except when I talked about it in the podcast).