Two Good and Easy Ways To Expand Your PLN

The question that I am asked more often than any other in regards to building a personal/ professional learning network is, "how do I f...

Going Beyond Google With the Help of Friends

Whenever I have the opportunity to speak about personal/ professional learning networks (PLNs) one of points that I stress to the skeptical...

How One School Community is Using Google+

Yesterday, I shared five things that I like using Google+ to build a PLN . One of the five things that I mentioned was creating communities ...

Professional Learning in the Digital Age - A Review

Last spring my Google Teacher Academy buddy Dr. Kristen Swanson sent me an email asking if she could interview me for a book that she was w...

Learnist is Like Pinterest for Learning

Learnist is a new site (still in beta) that aims to be like Pinterest but for sharing learning resources. On Learnist you can create pinboa...

Teacher Wall - Share Your Stories

Teacher Wall is a place for teachers to share their short stories about why they teach, their challenges, and their successes. You can resp...

Try Mastery Connect for Lesson Materials Tied to Common Core Standards

Full Disclosure: Mastery Connect is an advertiser on Free Technology for Teachers . Even if they haven’t been adopted in your area yet, y...

Teachers Interviewing Teachers - Reflective Practice

Image Credit: Rusty Sheriff In the last week I've been interviewed for two different blogs, Hack Education and Against the Wind . Last ...

Nuvvo - Join or Create Learning Communities

Nuvvo is a free service that hosts learning communities. Nuvvo members can join existing learning groups and or create their own learning g...

The Net(book) Effect on Professional Learning

As some readers know, my school recently deployed nearly 1300 ASUS Eee PC netbooks to our students. This is an exciting time at our school ...