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Educational Leadership Blogs–Blue Skunk Blog
I found this blog to be both entertaining and informative. The posts are well crafted and easy to ready, yet full of keen insights into the world of technology. Recent posts covered topics such as the current shift toward a fully-customizable world and the need to sort through and delete “cruft.” This blog is authored by long time educator, Doug Johnson, who has taught grades K-12 and spent 23 years as a District Technology Director. This blog is one that I will likely continue to follow. Not only do the posts contain quality information concerning technology in education, they also tend to contain or conclude with a question that will cause the reader to continue to reflect on the topic at hand well after the blog tab has been closed.
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Educational Leadership Blogs–Blue Skunk Blog
I found this blog to be both entertaining and informative. The posts are well crafted and easy to ready, yet full of keen insights into the world of technology. Recent posts covered topics such as the current shift toward a fully-customizable world and the need to sort through and delete “cruft.” This blog is authored by long time educator, Doug Johnson, who has taught grades K-12 and spent 23 years as a District Technology Director. This blog is one that I will likely continue to follow. Not only do the posts contain quality information concerning technology in education, they also tend to contain or conclude with a question that will cause the reader to continue to reflect on the topic at hand well after the blog tab has been closed.
education technology libraries humor web2.0 school
Educational Leadership Blogs--Blue Skunk Blog
I found this blog to be both entertaining and informative. The posts are well crafted and easy to ready, yet full of keen insights into the world of technology. Recent posts covered topics such as the current shift toward a fully-customizable world and the need to sort through and delete “cruft.” This blog is authored by long time educator, Doug Johnson, who has taught grades K-12 and spent 23 years as a District Technology Director. This blog is one that I will likely continue to follow. Not only do the posts contain quality information concerning technology in education, they also tend to contain or conclude with a question that will cause the reader to continue to reflect on the topic at hand well after the blog tab has been closed.