Leadership and Technology: May 2017

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2023 Blog List

Brooke

Watters and Ed-Tech Criticism - It's refreshing to see individuals problematize what many laud as one of the next great developments in education. While I am the first to admit that t...
1 year ago
Kelly

Reflections on Audrey Watters - I've really been enjoying the Audrey Watters readings. She has a more negative lens about much of the modern educational technology than I do. However, I...
1 year ago
Ella

It's Broken, But We Have To Believe... - After watching the supplied videos in this week's module, I was struck by Audrey Watters. Specifically, I was interested by her point when she mentione...
1 year ago
Maddy

Reflections on Audrey Watters and Equity in Ed-Tech - I sort of went down an Audrey Watters rabbit hole this week - I find much of her writing (inside and outside of the ed-tech realm) to be very compelli...
1 year ago
Erin

Style - When watching Audrey Watters discuss if education is broken beyond repair, I found a lot of what she was saying resonating with me. Particularly, I reso...
1 year ago
Ryan

Digesting Michael Fullan Materials - Prompt: What similarities do you see between the advice Fullan offers and the Heath brothers offer about leading change? In Chapter 3 of Michael Fullan’s b...
2 years ago
Elyse

Who do I admire as a Leader? - A leader I admire is someone who is compassionate, invested in the collective, and willing to learn and change. They take the time to make a plan, execu...
2 years ago
Kelsey

Troublemakers Reflection - The book *Troublemakers* by Carla Shalaby is a powerful and impactful novel for both current and aspiring educators. As we read this book as a class, ...
5 years ago
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Lisa - My Adventures in Educational Technology

Final Course Reflection - Final Reflection for EDCI325 This semester has definitely thrown a curve ball at us. It has been surreal and never in my wildest dreams did I ever expect ...
4 years ago
Ashley - Mrs. Levine Teach

Connected Learner and Coach (Reflection 1 EDCI 325) - Welcome Back! My professor asked us to indicate our Twitter use very early on in our EDCI 325 course. I identified as a user, but not exactly a part of ...
5 years ago
Hannah - Leadership and Technology Blog

- My participation in the Learning Transported Twitter book discussion best highlights my ability to meet the Connected Learner Standard 2b which states tha...
5 years ago
Rachael - Mrs. Ledwidge Learns

- February 23rd, 2020 Reflecting on the past five weeks immersed in my Professional Learning Network Educators are passionate. They are selfless, they are i...
5 years ago
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Jenn - Embracing Change

Bright Spots: Successful Technology Use in Schools - I am enjoying reading "Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard" by Chip Heath and Dan Heath. Their theory of change is one I have heard before. C...
5 years ago
Stories by Kiana Best on Medium

Bright Spots - At the Oklahoma State University (OSU), they have a greenhouse that is also part classroom. The greenhouse at OSU is for hands on learning opportunities ...
5 years ago
Arby's Blog _EDCI325

- *Who Am I as a leader?* '’ Legacies are passed on in the stories we tell. Each of us, whether we intend to or not, will become at some point a characte...
5 years ago
Patrick| Ribbits and Ramblings

Who Do I Admire as a Leader? - Who Do I Admire as a Leader? The person I have in mind is someone I’ve followed for years. She is a theatrical director in the local community and I’ve be...
5 years ago
Leland - Technology and Leadership

Who do I admire as a leader? - When I think of the best leaders, sports comes to mind again. If you can think of a successful team, it's likely that team has a strong leader in the coach...
5 years ago
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Archived 2019 Blogs

Emily W

EDLP 320 Journal #2 - *1. Update me on your progress towards your goals. As you considered your goals this week, what new insights do you have? Are there any specific examples ...
5 years ago
Pamela

Stuck in the Middle with You (Hybrids) - Back in 2017, Education Week sat down with Ed-Tech skeptic Larry Cuban about his impression of personalized learning in education. During the interview, on...
5 years ago
Emily L

ISTE Essential Conditions to Move Districts Forward - ISTE provides a wealth of resources for technology leaders and teachers to reference when solving problems around technology use in the classroom. One of t...
5 years ago
Aime

Time to look at Essential Conditions and the work that needs to happen…. - I continue to learn so much regarding technology for learning. A reference I plan to share with administrators in our district is the ISTE Essential Con...
6 years ago
Jessica

ITSE’s Essential Conditions - I just took the diagnostic survey through ITSE. This is a long diagnostic questionnaire that dives deep into where your school is at being “up to snuff” wi...
6 years ago
Charlie

Essential Conditions - Once again, I’m finding the work in my course aligning perfectly with my work at school. This time, it’s about technology planning. As it happens, it is ti...
6 years ago
Meghan

- Essential Conditions....ISTE Here is a link to ISTE's list of Essential Conditions if you would like to learn more..ISTE essential conditions This is a di...
6 years ago
Margaret

Connecting with others in a *Digital Space* - Over the last week, I have had the opportunity to listen to conversations and engage with materials concerning digital citizenship, equity, professional le...
6 years ago
Lorcan

Connectors, Mavens & Salesmen (Persuaders), oh my! - I recently listened to Malcolm Gladwell’s audiobook of The Tipping Point and learned of Connectors, Mavens and Salesmen (or Persuaders, which I prefer). He...
6 years ago
Alexander

Who do I admire as a leader? - When I think about leaders there are a few people whom I know personally that fit the bill. However, there is one person who repeatedly impresses and surp...
6 years ago
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Archived 2018 Blogs

Sarah

Being Home - "Home is wherever I'm with you," sounds like just another cliche. It alludes to the comfort one might feel when they are with a certain person. After a cli...
6 years ago
Nichole

Audrey Watters Blog on Student Debt as a Business - I read an interesting blog by Audrey Watters entitled Education Technology and the Business of Student Debt where she highlights how much student debt has ...
6 years ago
Nathan

8 Things to Look for in Today's Classroom - In chapter 7 of *The Innovator's Mindset*, George Couros outlines eight things we should see in today's classrooms. It was sobering to reflect on my own te...
6 years ago
Brittany

IMMOOC Week 5 Blog Post - [image: screen-shot-2016-10-15-at-1-39-35-pm] How might we measure the impact of innovative practices in education? If you are in the innovators mindset the...
6 years ago
Hannah

#IMMOOC Week 4: Building Up Strengths - As a school librarian, I serve my students, my fellow teachers, and everyone at my school. I still feel new to working in education (four years in), and I’...
6 years ago
Nic

I, Innovator - nttttsource: http://immooc.org/blog-prompts/ How do you embody the characteristics of an Innovator’s Mindset? I find that I am able to most readily identif...
6 years ago
Morgan

Who am I as a leader? - When reflecting on who I am as a leader, I typically refer back to my job title, 'Mentor Teacher'. As a Mentor Teacher I work with young children as wel...
7 years ago
Phoebee

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