My Blogs

  1. What's New? - Updates,changes or additions to the web site.
  2. Have You Considered...? - This blog is all about supporting technology infused instruction and professional development. Regular posts will be made in hopes of informing and inspiring readers about the ever-changing world of information technology and the role it plays in the classroom and beyond. Like most pages on my website,my Blogs contain features designed to enhance your experience. By clicking on the RSS badge in the upper right area of your window, you can subscribe to my Blog. What this means for you is that when I make a change [post] to the Blog you will see it in your blog reader [aggregator]. I will explain more about feeds, subscriptions, and readers in my next Blog entry. Your feed reader will keep track of changes. You won't have to visit every one of your favorite sites everyday to keep up with the latest news. Other enhancements to my Blog include ANSWERTIPS from Answers.com and Snap Shots from Snaps.com.
  3. The Thinking Tree - Think of The Thinking Tree as a place to share ideas, old, new, and outside the box. Maybe a comment will spark inspiration to get going on a lesson that you've been keeping tucked away. However you choose to view it please know that this is a space where ideas are valued.
  4. Controversial Technologies in the Classroom
  5. Things To Consider
  6. Futures iTech Blog - Enhanced with Snapshots

    This blog is all about supporting technology infused instruction and professional development. Regular posts will be made in hopes of informing and inspiring readers about the ever-changing world of information technology and the role it plays in the classroom and beyond. Like most pages on my website,my Blogs contain features designed to enhance your experience. By clicking on the RSSbadge in the upper right area of your window, you can subscribe to my Blog. What this means for you is that when I make a change [post] to the Blog you will see it in your [aggregator]. I will explain more about feeds, subscriptions, and readers in my next Blog entry. Your feed reader will keep track of changes. You won't have to visit every one of your favorite sites everyday to keep up with the latest news. Other enhancements to my Blog include ANSWERTIPS from Answers.com and Snap Shots from Snaps.com.

    Double-clicking any word on web pages with the AnswerTips logo (above) will trigger a small information bubble defining the word. The bubble may contain additional information from some of these sources: thesaurus, antonyms, word tutor, quotes about, wikipedia , misspellings, translations, and best of web to name a few.

    Snaps enhances links with visual previews of the destination site, interactive excerpts of maps, Wikipedia articles, MySpace profiles, IMDb profiles and Amazon products, display inline videos, RSS, MP3s, photos, stock charts and more. Sometimes Snap Shots bring you the information you need, without your having to leave the site, while other times it lets you "look ahead," before deciding if you want to follow a link or not. Should you decide this is not for you, just click the Options icon in the upper right corner of the Snap Shot and opt-out.