According to Tom Peters, "No single thing in the last 15 years professionally has been more important to my life than blogging..."...

For those who are involved with Alabama schools, I highly recommend this blog post , which points out some of the pitfalls of the way Adequa...

My recent post entitled "It's a Matter of Life and Death...Literally" elicited a very thoughtful comment which ended with this...

Eye on Education has asked several of its authors to weigh in on what principals can do to set the tone for the new school year. My response...

RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication," and I seriously doubt that after reading that sentence you know more than you did bef...

My last post was devoted to the Flip video. The Free Technology for Teachers blog featured more than 20 ways to use this tool in the class...

Technology continues to get smaller, more affordable, and better. Such is the case of the Flip Video. I got mine at Wal-Mart for $50. The F...

Two recent posts have related to Leadership Day 2010. The list has been cleaned up and is now in its final form. For some inspirational, vi...

I like simple concepts, because the simple things are usually the things which wind up working. I recently read The Checklist Manifesto ...

What will technology look like in years to come? How will it impact our daily lives? This 5-minute video gives us a snapshot into our possib...

It seems like only yesterday we were ringing in 2010 complete with its set of New Years Resolutions. How are yours coming? Anyone want to sh...

In the last post, we learned to "Watch the Game Film," in other words, learning what great teaching looks like by viewing videos o...

When I see educational topics discussed in a major business-related magazine, it tends to get my attention. If an editor felt a topic relate...

For some, writing is sheer torture while for others of us, it's a passion. One thing we can most all agree upon is that we write papers,...

I have no idea who assembled these clips, but I never cease to get a good chuckle from seeing it. We all need a good laugh, and often it...

The last post spotlighted a young man who asks the pointed question, " Do You Believe in Me? " This video illustrates why we nee...

I certainly do... after watching this . The speaker is Dalton Sherman, who at the time was a 5th grader. The audience consisted of 17,500...

Just over 100 educational leaders from around the country used their blogs and responded to the challenge to participate in Leadership Day 2...

"Many of our school leaders (principals, superintendents, central office administrators) need help when it comes to digital technologie...