A few weeks ago, while working on our academic technology plan, I came across the Educational Jargon Generator. This delightful little tool, adapted from Dack.com’s Web Economy BS Generator, “was designed to assist in the writing of reports, grant applications, and other documents related to public schools.” Although I work in an independent school, I [...]
Technology Coordinator, cat lover, and former mid-westerner Matt Montagne tagged me to participate in the “Seven Things You Don’t Know About Me” meme that is making its way through the blogosphere. In the spirit of full disclosure, here goes: Although I live in a major metropolitan city (St. Louis), I grew up on a small [...]
One year ago I posted my first entry to Technology in the Middle. What began as a novel experiment in providing in-house professional development has evolved into a very personal learning experience; the past 12 months have been quite a journey. Image Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mwichary/ I don’t consider myself a writer by any stretch of the [...]
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