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Dear ISTE (reprised)
This past week in Philadelphia I participated in a meeting that launched the year-long process of refreshing ISTE’s Standards for Students. The organization acknowledges the accelerated pace of change and is entering the process of seeing what works, what is still relevant, what is obsolete, what is still missing since the last refresh in 2007. […]
Dear ISTE: How about NETS TL?
Dear ISTE, I’ve been attending your conference since the early 1990s, before the Web was born. I was a founding member of SIGMS, which has grown, under the stewardship of so many of my TL colleagues, to one of ISTE’s more powerful SIGs. At this year’s conference in Philadelphia, you released three new sets of […]
More on ISTE: the Feud, the Forum, the Final Keynote (updated with slides)
Who says panel discussions can’t be fun? After the seriousness and pressure of preparing for my TEDxPhillyed talk on Saturday (more on that in a future post), several good friends and I presented the Learning Tools Family Feud at ISTE. Click on the Unlocking Potential image below to view the hour-long session. Perhaps we did […]
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Live in your world. Create in ours. The back story of our ISTE Board visit
On Friday, our High School was honored to be one of three schools to host visiting members of the ISTE Board who were in town for a meeting. (The other schools on the tour were Science Leadership Academy and School of the Future.) We began by posing this problem to a core group of students, […]
Consider ISTE & our SIG! A repost of Doug’s ISTE SIGMS alert
I am thrilled that our fair city, Philadelphia, is hosting the 2011 ISTE Conference. I am doubly thrilled that TLs will be a fierce presence here. Please consider attending this outstanding learning event from June 26th through 29th. While I am already overplanning events and sessions of all flavors, I wanted to highlight some events […]
From a distance: ISTE looks almost as good
So you didn’t make it to Denver? The next best thing? ISTEVision. I am truly blown away by what ISTE shares for those of us who may not have caught everything and those of us who never got there. Among the many sessions I am looking forward to either experiencing or re-experiencing: David Warlick’s Cracking […]
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