You Will Now Be Working From Home
With one announcement, my principal told me we will be working from home due to the coronavirus. Here’s my story as the only IT person in the organization and how I made the transition....
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AR/VR in K-12 Edu Virtual Summit | Nov 8-9, 2019
Get ready for the AR/VR in K-12 Edu Virtual Summit! It starts on November 8 & 9th, 2019. You won’t want to miss this lineup of #AR and #VR educators from around the world (including...
Immersive Learning and Thoughts about ISTE 2018 #ISTE18
The International Society for Technology in Education Conference & Expo (ISTE) took place from June 24-27th 2018 in Chicago, IL. I had the pleasure of attending for the first time, and it didn’t disappoint....
Presenting on an Expert Panel in Virtual Reality
I was honored to be asked by Steve Bambury, and educator and technologist in Dubai, to speak on a Virtual Reality (VR) panel focusing on VR in Higher Education. Check out a clip from...
Top Ten Geo Stories Of 2015
flickr photo shared by Calsidyrose under a Creative Commons (CC BY 2.0) license My mind has been brewing for some time (since early December) on how to summarize and capture the year in “geo.”...
I was so fast that everything I ran over burst into flames…
So, just got back from FOSS4G in Portland, OR. One of the things that I wanted to try was to visualize a run using the “torque” visualization wizard in CartoDB. Here’s how I did...
Getting Connected With Connected Courses
So, it’s a new semester. Summer is winding down. I’m jumping into a new MOOC called Connected Courses. This is my first post to get things set up!
The Power of Visual Communication (my lesson from the DS106 dailycreate)
A fascinating thing happened to me in this assignment. Perhaps it was a coincidence? Perhaps it was and illustration of the power of images in subliminal marketing… It all started out as a fairly...
Daily Create: From DS106 Bumper to Solid Gold
This post is a response to the #dailycreate assignment, posted here. Here’s the assignment: Create a bumper. A bumper is “a term used in the radio broadcasting industry to refer to short clips of...
