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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Night to Day, on the site Primi Passi 2 months, 2 weeks ago
How is the two Twitter accounts approach going?
I have had one for a long time, mainly as Lurker but occasional poster. I have married my personal Twitter with friends who are offline friends with my […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Coding in Schools, on the site Primi Passi 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Hey Caitlin,
Remember seeing the thomas Suarez video when it came out but I remain amazed by his confidence and his engaging style…maybe even more than his app creative abilities!Here’s a slight update: […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Let’s go for a Test Drive!, on the site The Other Side 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Just a quick nod of the head to your suggestion. I forwarded it to the science teachers in my grade level. Cannot promise engagement but it seemed like a great idea to me too!
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Course 1 Project – The Prehistoric Press, on the site Know Your World 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Number one i think I will be teaching the Early Man unit in my new job next year…can I steal your WebQuest?
Secondly, I had the same issues with the random ugliness of my UBD planner BUT after much tinkering […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Course 1 Final Project, on the site Where's the paper 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Beth, fellow Victorian in Beijing here… Go Doggies!
Now we have that out of the way I was wondering if you’ve seen the updated acronym for something that seems to have been around for a long time.
THINK. […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Opportunities for Messing Around, on the site Have a Go 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Thanks for the link to the SAMR model…great opportunity to consider innovative uses of technology in the classroom within this framework. As for blogs…just do it. We have made a ton of errors along the way but […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Four on the Screen, on the site Every Day's A School Day 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Hey again Julie! I agree with your suggestion of reaching out to other COETAILers for blogging partners across schools. Perhaps we could try it just with your classes and mine? The biggest thing I found that was a […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Picturing the Words – Course 1 Final Project, on the site Every Day's A School Day 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Hey Julie. Thanks for your comments. We are in China so the whole YouTube thing is a little bit of a challenge. We have a video sharing platform in school to allow us to showcase student work but the quality gets […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Course 1 Project: Passion Based Learning Plan, on the site FOXTAIL 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Sensational idea! My school is going through a strategic planning process and one of the initiatives is “Optimize each student’s capacity to learn through individualized experiences and opportunities.” I am […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Messing Around for Education, on the site The Mad Scientist 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Where are you Speed-Geeking? I think this approach has tons of applicability as it is the initial taste that tempts the palate! I’d love to have seen someone who knows the ins and outs of those applications […]
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Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, Picturing the Words – Course 1 Final Project, on the site Every Day's A School Day 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Background:
For some years now we have taught a mini-unit on Poetry in my 8th Grade Humanities class. It is a welcome unit as we do not include a lot of creative writing instruction in our course because of a […]
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Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, Four on the Screen, on the site Every Day's A School Day 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Quadblogging is a recent phenomenon started by a British educator David Mitchell (twitter @DeputyMitchell) and is designed to deal with the challenge embodied in this funny phrase – ““A blog without an audience is […] -
Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, Distributing the Future, on the site Every Day's A School Day 2 months, 3 weeks ago
That roar you hear? It’s the tsunami of technological change and it’s headed to a school near you.I’m not sure if it’s the NMC Horizon Report 2012 or the fact that I just watched the controversial movie The […]
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Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, Implications: An Emerging Future, on the site Every Day's A School Day 2 months, 4 weeks ago
The final reading from Living and Learning with New Media: Summary of Findings from the Digital Youth Project by Mizuko Ito et al (35-39) packages up the findings and presents us with some things to consider as […] -
Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, To Ubiquity and Beyond!, on the site Every Day's A School Day 3 months, 1 week ago
Rob, thanks for joining in the conversation on this topic. Thanks also for the link to a more current article on the same topic. A lot of the readings I am doing for the course are thought provoking and raise […]
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Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, To Ubiquity and Beyond!, on the site Every Day's A School Day 3 months, 1 week ago
Devoured Marc Prensky’s short online article - Shaping Tech for the Classroom – at Edutopia. Well at ISBeijing we’ve definitely gone beyond dabbling. I’m lucky enough to work in a school that has certainly broken […] -
Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Experimentation & Exploration, on the site Every Day's A School Day 3 months, 1 week ago
This is a brilliant response and exactly the sort of conversations I hope to engender on my blog. The fact that it is a student voice from my own classes makes this an even more important piece of evidence. Thanks […]
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Michael K. Sheridan commented on the post, Casting some NETS, on the site Every Day's A School Day 3 months, 1 week ago
I thought I’d ask him to look at my skills and approaches and get some external verification. Sometimes my own self awareness is questionable!
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Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, Casting some NETS, on the site Every Day's A School Day 3 months, 1 week ago
Asking my Technology Facilitator if he could possibly evaluate my proficiency/practice with this NETS (National Eductation Technology Standards) document. Should be enlightening…and a little confronting if he […] -
Michael K. Sheridan wrote a new post, Stop messing around and geek out instead…, on the site Every Day's A School Day 3 months, 1 week ago
So the journey has led from ‘Hanging Out’ to ‘Messing Around’ to ‘Geeking Out’, finally!
The reading on ‘Geeking Out’ in Living and Learning with New Media: Summary of Findings from the Digital Youth […]
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