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Not All Screen Time is Junk Food – EdCircuit
Not All Screen Time is Junk Food EdCircuit I had the honor having my article, Not All Screen Time is Junk Food, published on EdCircuit. In this article, I discuss how screen time has positive and nega... Read More
Educational Technology Standards and Frameworks
Educational Technology Standards and Frameworks This resource is an overview the better known Educational Technology standards and frameworks. Educational Technology is a complex field within educatio... Read More
Not All Screen Time is Junk Food
Not All Screen Time is Junk Food From what I have read, screen time is dangerous. According to articles from parents groups, news outlets, and pseudo experts parents need to limit children’s screen ... Read More
Integrating Digital Citizenship Across All Subjects and Grade Levels – 21CLHK 2018
Integrating Digital Citizenship Across All Subjects and Grade Levels [PDF] Integrating Digital Citizenship Across All Subjects and Grade Levels – 21CLHK18 In this session, we discuss integrating... Read More
Digital Parenting – NOW! Jakarta
Digital Parenting I was interviewed for a article in NOW! Jakarta in January, 2017 around Digital Citizenship and Parenting in the Digital World. This is the article. Digital Parenting – NOW! Ja... Read More
Digital Citizenship Integration Across the Whole School
As we know, technology integration into learning is pervasive in a large number of schools around the world. For those schools who have not embraced technology or are early in their journeys, technolo... Read More
Embedding Digital Citizenship School-wide Including Integration Across All Subjects and Grade Levels – EARCOS 16
[PDF] Embedding Digital Citizenship School-wide Including Integration Across All Subjects and Grade Levels – EARCOS 16 In this session, we discuss integrating Digital Citizenship across subjects... Read More
Email Guidelines for Students and Faculty
Email Guidelines for Students and Faculty Category: Communications [PDF] Communications – Email Guidelines for Students and Faculty – Matt Harris,Ed.D. Email guidelines for schools. Though... Read More