I was honored to receive ISTE’s outstanding leader award for 2010. I was asked to write an article about what makes a great leader. There are no shortage of books ...

Punxsutawney Pete did not see his shadow this morning. So, for the 75% of the country that is snowed in today, there is hope for an early spring. Here are ...

As educators and administrators continue to embrace mobile media by integrating more use of iPads, iPods and other smart devices into classrooms, there is reason to pause and consider the ...

Last Friday, the Egyptian government blocked nearly all access to the Internet and shut down mobile phone services nationwide. Although this is not an entirely unique situation (Myanmar blocked Internet ...

Much of the US is still digging out from record January snowfalls and another storm is forecast to hit the midwest and northeast next week. This post is dedicated to ...

I spend quite a bit of time on this blog espousing the virtues of Web 2.0 and social media. I should point out though, that I am aware that acclaim ...

In his 2011 State of the Union address, President Barack Obama spoke of the need for the United States to “out-innovate” and “out-educate” the rest of the world.   He ...

I have been reading a lot lately about the changes social media has wrought over the last decade. Actually, “decade” might be an exaggeration. Mashable posted a new history of ...

This past week in Pondicherry saw two different kinds of technology projects being prepared for use by the India Council of Integral Education (ICIE). The first is the introduction of ...