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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Course 2 Final Project, on the site 6 days, 9 hours ago
Props required. For my Course 2 Project I worked with the wonderful Kelsey Giroux (@kels_giroux) and Lissa Layman (@mmelayman). They were fantastic collaborators and it reminded me how fun it is to work with […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, YouTube is the Bermuda Triangle., on the site 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Hmm… If it was measureable, I’m thinking we’d see a bell-shaped correlation between “age” and “aversion to links.” Kids and the elderly click happily away on anything that offers them a free iPad because they […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, YouTube is the Bermuda Triangle., on the site 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Down the rabbit hole. This week’s assignment is to reflect on our personal use of the internet. If anyone tries to tell me that they haven’t watched a video on YouTube, subsequently clicked on another video and […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Bullying is dumb and I don’t have answers to hard questions., on the site 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Hi Jennifer,
Thanks for all the kind words.
As for a suggestion about filling in for counselors – I’m not sure. I guess I would start by identifying the knowledge base (in regards to bullying) that they […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Bullying is dumb and I don’t have answers to hard questions., on the site 1 month ago
A business opportunity. Cyberbullying and regular bullying are a bit like identifying a “good” teacher – it’s difficult for us to pinpoint using a specified set of characteristics, but we sure know it when we see […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Copyright: Too Big to Succeed, on the site 1 month, 1 week ago
Haha, I hope it didn’t make you feel as old then as it does for me now as I read about it. Yeesh.
The expectation question you pose is exactly what I keep thinking about. I get the feeling that we’re trying […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Excuse Me? Can I Get a Side of Privacy with my Internet?, on the site The Other Side 1 month, 1 week ago
Great analogy with the McDonald’s thing – totally borrowing this for explanation to adults and kids!
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Our Kids’ Digital Footprints, on the site ReLearning to Teach 1 month, 1 week ago
Maybe the next question should be; how do we educate parents about digital citizenship? Tech savvy parents will have little issue navigating the murky waters of the internet, but I would guess the percentage of […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Copyright: Too Big to Succeed, on the site 1 month, 1 week ago
The Goal. So, our purpose here is to figure out how to convince kids not to commit a crime that is extremely rewarding to them, has little or no visible consequence and is seemingly victimless. […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Naive on Privacy, on the site 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Things I know exist. Browser history, Google’s incessant data mining, FERPA, COPPA, online ads, and a handful of other things I can’t think of off the top of my head affect my life on a daily basis, often without […] -
Jeff Layman wrote a new post, What shoes are you wearing?, on the site 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Analogies incoming.So our task is to read, research and write about curating our digital “footprint,” or the traces of our existence as they appear on the internet. The analogy goes that the footprints we […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Course 1 Final Project, on the site 2 months, 1 week ago
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Never too late to jump on the bandwagon, on the site 2 months, 1 week ago
whoa – I’m totally stealing those four categories next time I do some staff PD! They seem like a fairly safe way of categorizing new learning when it comes to tech and they’re framed in a positive way too.
In […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Task First, Tech Second., on the site 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Read him. Read him all. Jeff posted the Dan Meyer video that everyone, math teacher or not, should have already seen. If you were late getting on the train, welcome aboard – you’re in for a treat. On his blog, Dan […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Understanding Ecclesiastes 1:9, on the site iPost 2 months, 3 weeks ago
This reminds me of the second portion of Will Smith’s acceptance speech (~1:35):
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Hiring for the Future, on the site 2 months, 3 weeks ago
What a great connection to “connectivism,” even if it’s an infuriating one. Which “me” should you trust more, the one you find online or the one in front of you? It’s a fantastic debate. (My vote goes to some […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, Hiring for the Future, on the site 2 months, 3 weeks ago
I haven’t given much thought to what that question set may look like, but it’s sure fun to think about. I suppose that the ability to sift through interviewee answers is a talent that good admin/HR reps develop, […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, SAMR Skeptic, on the site Teacher Thompson 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Your reflection comes at a perfect time for me as many similar thoughts are going through my head. I find it relatively easy to achieve the first three tiers but extraordinarily difficult to get to the 4th. I’m […]
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Jeff Layman commented on the post, The Delicious Diigo Dilema, on the site Run, Block, Blog 2 months, 3 weeks ago
This is such a perfect analogy to how things are… well done!
I went through the same thing a while back with one big difference; shortly after I started using Delicious they said they were going to shut down. […]
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Jeff Layman wrote a new post, Hiring for the Future, on the site 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Admission. I am not an administrator and I don’t deal with hiring at my school. That being said, I’m curious about some things.
The missing factor. I see and read many articles like Shaping Tech for the […]
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