Monthly Archives: November 2011

Answering The Call At MassCUE 2011

MassCUE was a great success by most accounts. The venue was unique and set up surprisingly well for a trade show. I have to admit I was like small child being set loose in a toy store. Gillette Stadium was fantastic. One of the highlights for me was the keynote speaker. Rehema Ellis really drove home something I think many of us can agree on. We need to fix our educational system and strive to educate students at all levels. Her rallying call was challenging us to have the courage to make a difference. Continue reading

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Sometimes You Gotta Do The Research

Research is a big deal when considering adopting technology for the classroom. Decision makers must consider several factors before committing themselves and their dwindling technology funds. Manufacturer’s claims are always suspect. If you’re as cynical as I am, even the testimony of other educators can be twisted. So what’s an educator to do? Continue reading

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Hey There – Dan Here!

So, if a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? The answer is no. Unless you’re a nearby squirrel or bear, then it does make a sound – to … Continue reading

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