A dear friend asked for help yesterday. It was the kind of request that intrigued me into action. She had a list of codes that she wanted to automatically assign to participants in an online class once they had reached a certain level. Her initial thought was to include a simple Google Form to collect … Continue reading Forms, Queries & AutoCrat
Author: Tammy Neil (@TG_Neil)
Change the Narrative
For years, I've watched as educators are portrayed as not quite good enough. The old phrase, "those that can, do...those that can't teach" has stood as a tribute to what society (in general) thinks of education. We're just not quite good enough to succeed outside of our "ivy walls". Well, I've had enough. The straw … Continue reading Change the Narrative
What Didn’t Work?
Let me back up just a bit. This week I've been having a fantastic conversation on Voxer with several members of the #EduMatch Voxer group about the effectiveness of Twitter chats. It has been the type of conversation that pushes your thinking. As a moderator of two Twitter chats, I wanted to make sure "my side" … Continue reading What Didn’t Work?
Leaders and Followers
There are more followers in our classrooms than leaders. What are we doing to prepare them for their future? Are we teaching them how to choose who to follow? This isn't a political post. It has very little to do with today's leaders or followers. This has everything to do with what is coming next. … Continue reading Leaders and Followers
Winter Break
Regardless of what your winter break looks like, there may be some down time where you find yourself wondering what to do. Here are a few ideas to help get you ready to return to the classroom in January. Edcamp Voxer Using the free Voxer app (iOS, Android, and web), connect to educators from around … Continue reading Winter Break
Edcamp NABSE
Several weeks ago, I got a private message on Voxer. Knikole Taylor was seeking my help to create an edcamp on the last day of the NABSE conference in Tampa. She was seeking educators in the local area to support bringing this amazing professional development idea to the membership. I was deeply honored that she … Continue reading Edcamp NABSE
Our Reactions
This post isn't about who I voted for. I really think that isn't the point right now. This post is about our collective reactions to the outcome of a very bitter and vile campaign season. Both of the primary candidates vilified entire populations of people. The Republican candidate, Donald Trump, spewed nasty comments about a … Continue reading Our Reactions
