Over the past few months I have blogged about blogging and podcasting. Not really "discussion" but just excitement fueled blogging about new tools I have found. It's about time I get down to the nitty gritty about what this blogging thing is really all about and get in the conversations. I think I ... Read More about Transparency in Administration

For those of you who have journeyed with me through the excitement of podcasting.........I've almost got it! But I still need some help. What do teachers want to hear from principals and/or what do principals want to hear from other principals? As valuable as my time is I have gained so much from ... Read More about Podcast help???

I have been playing around with Bubbleshare for a while now. Edublogs didn't allow bubble share and now it might so I will have to try it there too.I am always trying to think of ways my technology can help my teachers. I carry my digital camera with me everywhere and happened to have it at this ... Read More about Bubbleshare!

To the left you should see a 'badge' from Podomatic that should direct you to my podcast.Yesterday I purchased the Olympus WS-100 digital voice recorder mentioned in one of David Warlick's posts. Of course I am like a kid with a new toy and couldn't wait to get it out of the package to try it. So I ... Read More about The Podcasting Principal!

As I have said before, my main reason for a lot of the Web2.0 tools is to stay in contact with my family. Our closest relatives live 4 hours away and we visited them this weekend. I downloaded Skype for my mother-in-law and hopefully we can get it working and she can see Alyson. Alyson is so ... Read More about Virtual Family Connections

Artsonia.com is a website that art teachers can upload digital photos of student work for the world to view. Described on it's homepage as "world's largest kids museum online."We visited my in-laws this weekend and my niece shared her artwork with me 'virtually.' I can visit this site a buy a ... Read More about Artsonia.com