Friday, October 30, 2009
Voki Avatars in the Classroom
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Ohio ACTE Conference
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
What's Your Facebook "Code?"
1. What line of judgement do you use when accepting or declining friends?
3. What guide do you go by in posting pictures?
Friday, June 12, 2009
Professional Development Meme 2009
Directions:
Summer can be a great time for professional development. It is an opportunity to learn more about a topic, read a particular work or the works of a particular author, beef up an existing unit of instruction, advance one’s technical skills, work on that advanced degree or certification, pick up a new hobby, and finish many of the other items on our ever-growing To Do Lists. Let’s make Summer 2009 a time when we actually get to accomplish a few of those things and enjoy the thrill of marking them off our lists.
The Rules:
NOTE: You do NOT have to wait to be tagged to participate in this meme.
*Pick 1-3 professional development goals and commit to achieving them this summer.
* For the purposes of this activity the end of summer will be Labor Day (09/07/09).
* Post the above directions along with your 1-3 goals on your blog.
* Title your post Professional Development Meme 2009 and link back/trackback to http://clifmims.com/blog/archives/2447.
* Use the following tag/ keyword/ category on your post: pdmeme09.
* Tag 5-8 others to participate in the meme.
* Achieve your goals and “develop professionally.”
* Commit to sharing your results on your blog during early or mid-September.
My Goals
My Tags - for those of you without your own blog....you can put your goals in my comments if you would like.
gbergman
loboschmidski
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
21st Century Students
What are your thoughts?
How is the 21st Century student "dumb" or "smart"?
How is the 21st Century student different from the way you were as a student?
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Short, Sweet, and to the Point
I met a fellow Career Tech Teacher from C-TEC, Mark Vukovic, who shared his students' use of Web 2.0 and Google Tools to complete web development for community service type projects. My other favorites were Stan McDonald from Delaware City Schools and Paul Ross from Bexley. Its good to see what other schools are doing! I wonder where and how we could do something similar in our area.