Defining Digital Literacy

Ian O’Byrne asked his professional network how they define digital literacy. It makes sense given that the term has evolved Continue reading →

Take Joy

In my life as a learner, I have always followed my bliss. I had understood the educational power of flow, Continue reading →

National Ed Tech Plan 2016

I’ll be the first to admit that I have not been a fan of the federal government’s approach to educational Continue reading →

Evolution in Ed Media

There’s never been a better time for the re-invention of educational media. Honestly, it’s a veritable Golden Age for the Continue reading →

Digital Literacy on the Rise

Perhaps you saw the recent story in the New York Times about the new research on middle-school students’ digital literacy skills? This Continue reading →

ICA 2014 Seattle Reflection

It’s hard to believe that this is my 29th year at ICA… now, of course, that’s not exactly accurate, but Continue reading →

The Future of Work

I’ve been aiming to inspire the URI Harrington School graduates by tweeting out information about three job opportunities each day. Continue reading →

Trending Terms

I’ve been thinking a lot about trending terms these days, after reading Rodney Jones and Christop Hafner’s Understanding Digital Literacies: Continue reading →