Teach42

Think putting Windows on your Powerbook is a pretty cool trick? Try putting OSX on your PC! Profit42.com shows you how.
And for the record, there is no connection between Profit42 and Teach42. Although I’m thinking that maybe I should start up some kind of ‘42′ web ring!

Based on the recommendation from the Art Guy and the ‘tweets’ from Bud, I decided to sign up for Jaiku.
After using it for just a few minutes, it became very clear that Jaiku has quite a bit more to offer than Twitter does. You can aggregate multiple RSS feeds into your Jaiku […]

Well, it’s official. I have now joined the blogging crew at TechLearning. Since all the weekdays were taken, and then taken again, I get the prestigious Sunday slot all to myself! Guess I need to update my Open Book list.
To be honest, I’m really thrilled to be a part of it. […]

Got an email from Pam Shoemaker asking if I knew of any AUP’s from schools that actually allow the use of things like MP3 players, cell phones or handhelds. If your school adopts a more inclusive policy than most and you can sure it, please let me know or leave a comment for Pam […]

Every month I get to host EdTechConnect, which is a free webinar featuring people like David Warlick, Will Richardson, Doug Johnson, Kathy Schrock and so on… This month we’re doing things a bit different. We’ll be hosting a webinar every week for the month of April, focusing specifically on unitedstreaming. […]

I’m not sure how many people discuss the pros and cons of allowing public blog commenting on students blogs at their seder table, but that’s what’s on my mind! The Kathy Sierra situation and Stop Cyberbullying day has left a taste in my mouth worse than matzah with a heaping helping of horseradish. […]

Found a great post about how to make your permanent record work for you instead of against you.
A new study summarized by CNET says that one in five employers look up job candidates online. In your industry, you’d best bet everyone at the company is not only googling you, but digging up your MySpace and […]

There’s no way you’ve read a blog in the last week without hearing about what happened to Kathy Sierra, so I won’t bother to recap it.
I just want to point out a public statement made by both Kathy and Chris. Definitely moves the conversation into a different arena.

Two technologies I’m still not 100% sold on yet, but finding that I really dig ‘em.
First is Twitter. Despite the fact that it has been pretty wonky, and sometimes painfully slow, I’m still hooked on it. I’ve been using it daily for the past couple of weeks and still enjoy it greatly. […]