I am enjoying the wonderful free wireless at the Harrisburg PA airport (with ample availability of power outlets!!!) while awaiting my flight back home from a NITLE sponsored event on Enhancing Study Abroad using Web 2.0 tools. These events provide an opportunity to see some old friends but also a chance to see [...]
Fear 2.0, Web 2.0, and Study Abroad
March 30th, 2008 · Barbara · 2 Comments ·
Tags: eli08fear • fear2.0 • finding balance • study abroad
Calling all K-12 language teachers (a.k.a. one of the hardest teaching jobs out there): Please share your stories!
March 26th, 2008 · Barbara · 4 Comments ·
Prior to coming to my current job in higher ed and language learning technology, I taught in a grade school. Grades 7-12 to be exact. The wonder years. (I now realize how wonderful they are, and how awesome my colleagues were then, now that I have kids of my own in that age [...]
Tags: classroom tools • education • finding balance • K-12 • language learning • learning centers • NECTFL • students
Testing out COVERITLIVE, Liveblogging from Digital Stream@CSUMB
March 17th, 2008 · Barbara · No Comments ·
Tags: edublogging • finding balance • incredible connections • learning centers • pedagogy • twitter • whats and whys
Planning for the spring semester
February 6th, 2008 · Barbara · 4 Comments ·
Dry Erase Planning
Tags: disruptive technologies • edublogging • education • finding balance • HISP205 • jimgroom • language learning • students • whats and whys
The Knowledge Tree Extravaganza: Read! Listen! Talk with Us!
November 5th, 2007 · Barbara · 1 Comment ·
My dear colleague and comrade/comadre in blogging, Barbara Ganley, has been chiding me via Twitter about how long it has been since I have been here on the blog. She is the queen of slow blogging (borrowing the term from the slow food movement.)Her posts emerge as multimedia feasts to savor and to ponder [...]
Tags: blogs • disruptive technologies • edublogging • finding balance • learning tree • pedagogy • web apps • whats and whys