Teachnology Adventures @ Cohort 21
Written by Marcie Lewis
Upon the suggestion of Garth to examine some of the obstacles when developing a collaborative culture I began to look at the work by Andy Hargreaves around collaboration and contrive collegiality. Although this work was originally published in 1990 it is still very relevant today and I think that it speaks to the notion that … Continue reading “Collaboration and Contrived Collegiality”
Written by Marcie Lewis
The faculty members at every school are made up of a wide variety of professions each with different strengths, passions, and areas of personal professional interest. This is one factor which makes our schools rich learning environments and allows schools to offer programs that appeal to a wide variety of students. Knowledge is traditionally dispersed … Continue reading “Knowledge Management”
Written by Marcie Lewis
Over the past few years the most common comment that I have heard about why teachers aren’t using more technology or why they are not comfortable using technology, is because they don’t have the time. I think that a lot of people automatically assume that in order to incorporate technology into their classroom it is … Continue reading “Action Plan: Initial Thoughts”