Monthly Archives: July 2010

PLN or PLN?

Posted on July 29, 2010 by jeffmason

Personal Learning Network. So, is it the learning that’s personal or is it the network that’s personal? Why, yes!  Does it matter?

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Creating Learning Spaces

Posted on July 27, 2010 by jeffmason

After viewing the stream of David Thornburg’s presentation at NECC 2009, Constructionism, Duct Tape, and Preparing Children for Their Future, one of the many ideas he presented filtered to the top of my consciousness. He alluded to previous work in … Continue reading →

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Should Students Be Required to Blog?

Posted on July 22, 2010 by jeffmason

A short time after I began blogging, I decided to bring my students in on the action. I was thinking something along the line of the class scribe model that I had read about on Darren Karopatwa’s class blogs. I … Continue reading →

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7 Internet Tools I Would Hate to Lose

Posted on July 21, 2010 by jeffmason

With the “no more free ning” announcement earlier in the year and the increasing number of applications we have distributed in the cloud, I began to think about internet technologies that would make life a bit more difficult if they … Continue reading →

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