Monthly Archive for June, 2012

25 Non-North American Educator Tweeters Worth A Follow

Responding to Lisa Neilsen’s recent post: Unfollowing everyone but my very favorites on Twitter I observed in the comments that her Top 25 were all American or Canadian, so in the spirit of you don’t know what you don’t know, here are 25 Non-North American Tweeters that I enjoy. They are in no particular order [...]

There Are More People Around Like Me Than Print Media Would Like

The signs are everywhere around the web – the printed newspaper is on the downward slide.  A couple of pointers from my Twitter feed showcases the evidence: The hard truth: Newspaper monopolies are gone forever Fairfax slashes 1,900 jobs, closes presses There is evidence closer to home. I notice every time I am offered a free [...]

ITL Masterclass Reflections

Running A Cohort For The First Time So, I went to the second ITL Masterclass conference here in Adelaide on the Friday and Saturday just gone. I was fortunate enough to be one of the Cohort leaders for this smaller, more focussed conference after submitting my suggested Cohort Session. The website describes the difference between [...]