The past month has been a busy month, but a very productive one. We are well on our way to getting two blogs established to improve c...

Going through today's mail, I opened an envelope containing a complimentary copy of "Pro Principal," a newsletter for school p...

If your computer's hard drive crashed today would it mean: An inconvenience? You would simply load your backup onto another computer ...

A year ago, I established two blogs. One was designed to communicate with teachers and staff in the school where I served as principals. The...

I have been seeing a great deal lately about the effects on productivity of having two monitors, so we are starting the new job with that s...

What in the world is this? Is this the most recent version of these policies? Do I really need to keep this? The job I am starting is the 5...

June 6 The last of the bits of painting were completed towards the end of the day. I could now move in one filing and get boxes of file of...

At one time or another, most all of us move—either from one home to another, one classrooms to another, or one office to another. My major p...

When you create your blog, you have a number of options under the "Settings" tab. Here are a few suggestions regarding the choices...

If you attended "Your Own Blog in 10 Minutes or Less, " please go the November 2005 link in the archives and read the posts from ...

I had a terrific in today's sessions. If you attended the "PDA Productivity" and did not get the handout beamed to you, I am p...

Thanks to everyone who came to this afternoon's workshop! I hope you took from the workshop ideas you can use immediately, whether it be...

I will be presenting 4 workshops at the Alabama Educational Technology Conference next week in Birmingham. Workshops, times, and locations ...

This article appeared in School Administrator magazine over a year ago. I did not know that the article also existed in cyberspace until to...

Experienced teachers will tell us that school success and intelligence do not always go hand-in-hand. Often, very bright young people don’t ...

Conveniences are all around us. From microwave ovens to electric pencil sharpeners, we have an abundance of tools that make our lives easier...

Let’s return to last week’s analogy for a moment. You walk to the curb and take empty the mailbox. When you walk away from that mailbox, it ...

Imagine for a moment you have just arrived home from work. You walk to the curb and take the mail from your mailbox and walk back in the hou...

Often, the purpose of an e-mail message is to ask someone else to do something. The ball is not in the other person’s court, but we still ha...

Is E-mail a great time management tool or a great time sink? In little more than a decade, it has gone from being a rare novelty to being co...