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- 11.5 Great Years, Here’s To What’s NextIt is a bittersweet day. After 11.5 years, it is my last as an Incsubber. We put the power of web publishing in the hands of 100s of thousands of students with Edublogs, we supported the missions of hundreds of the best universities and schools in the world withContinue reading “11.5 Great Years, Here’s To What’s Next”
- Dear Kids, Let’s Not Forget 2020Dear O, A, and L, You 3 are all young enough that you probably won’t remember most (or any) of 2020. It was eventful, both good and bad, and I wanted to put some thoughts and memories here in hopes that we look back on it in the yearsContinue reading “Dear Kids, Let’s Not Forget 2020”
- Democratizing Education With WordPressThis is a companion post to a talk I gave yesterday at WordCamp Europe 2019 – the largest conference of its kind for the web and WordPress community. What follows is somewhere between a transcript of the presentation and a blog post. You can see the video of thisContinue reading “Democratizing Education With WordPress”
- School Shootings: No More Thoughts and Prayers(Originally posted on TheEdublogger.com but moved here for archives.) Earlier today, yet another tragic shooting took place at one of our schools here in America. As our leaders offer up more thoughts and prayers, precious lives continue to be ended in such horrific and unthinkable ways. Our hearts breakContinue reading “School Shootings: No More Thoughts and Prayers”
- Tip: How To Begin Every Single Parent ConferenceThis post is part of the #EdublogsClub series – a weekly prompt around a common theme. This week’s prompt is “parents“. I’ve had the good fortune of working with many great educators, all of whom I’ve learned from along the way. One of those teachers is Lucinda, who wasContinue reading “Tip: How To Begin Every Single Parent Conference”
- Minimalism and Teaching in a 100 Year Old BedroomThis post is part of the ongoing #EdublogsClub series. Check it out and learn more here. As a teacher, my classroom was no different than most. I’d cover the walls with paper and information everywhere – vocabulary word walls, student projects, inspirational posters – we would hang work fromContinue reading “Minimalism and Teaching in a 100 Year Old Bedroom”