http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/apr/25/google-drive-dropbox-cloud-computing Later this spring, Google will be fully launching their latest development, Google Drive. Google Drive is essentially a dropbox which works similarily to Google Docs, however the biggest difference is that Google Drive will be much less limited and easier to move files to and from the Google servers. One of the most advantageous [...]

http://www.seirtec.org/plan/Ch%204.pdf In a professional development (PD) report for my graduate program this week, I had the opportunity to examine a handful of very beneficial forms of PD.  One of the most impressive I came across was Informal Professional Development (IPD).  IPD focuses on one important element that the other PD models did not—“Not all professional [...]

As promised last time, I wanted to dive into a technology tool that I’ve personally been waiting for for about 2 years now. Remind 101 is a “students follow teacher” system similar to Twitter–groups of people can follow a user(s).  The problem with Twitter has always been, for the purpose of students following a teacher, [...]

For this first blog entry of Teacher Tech (the first one online!), I’d like to talk about a couple of new presentation tools that I’ve stumbled across lately and have successfully used in the classroom. I wanted to find something more intuative, relevant, and interesting for my students to use as a visual aide when [...]

At first it was bothering me a bit that my site was still in the “under construction stages;” I felt almost irresponsible. However, when I began to think more about it, I realized that there’s no better state for a website, especially one based on education and technology, to be in: Under Construction. I hope [...]