"Demetri,
We will be digging deep into this this summer in terms of what Casper can and can't do with iPads. If you run across anyone else who can flatten out the learning curve for us, do let me know. Thanks.
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Susan Carter Morgan left a comment for Curt Lieneck
"Hi Curt,
For some reason, I couldn't leave a comment on your post. I wanted to tell you I DO agree with you on both counts. But I especially agree that IT folks need to be accorded leadership roles within the admin structure of school, and far…"
Jamie Britto replied to Curt Lieneck's discussion Language Lab charges forward in the group Tech Triumphs & Tribulations
"Sarah, We went with the DiLL system from Northwestern and had a great year with it. Works on Macs, easy to use, reliable, and teachers can evaluate recordings from home.
If you want a purely web 2.0 approach, MSU has some great, mostly free toys…"
Karen Douse replied to Curt Lieneck's discussion Language Lab charges forward in the group Tech Triumphs & Tribulations
"Never got a language lab. Right now language teachers are using lots of different web 2.0 tools - hosting most on Moodle - even two teachers who are going to do blended/hybrid courses this year. Exciting!"
Sarah Hanawald replied to Curt Lieneck's discussion Language Lab charges forward in the group Tech Triumphs & Tribulations
"Hi Karen!
I'm wondering what you decided to do with the language lab? Same conversation going on here.
Hope you are having fun getting ready for the new year!
Sarah"
Curt Lieneck replied to Fred Bartels's discussion iPads in Education
"Totally on board with your thoughts here, Chris, but I hope none of us is relying on Pearson to envision anyone's technological future."
Curt Lieneck replied to Fred Bartels's discussion iPads in Education
"We met with our local Apple people, too, to say that we will be piloting a few pads in our first and second grade classes and in the Lower School library, but that we would not be prepared to move further than that until the license management works…"
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Sowing the SEED of Change
I'm still abuzz following Friday's SEED conference in Chicago. Billed as a "one-day conference on design, entrepreneurship, and inspiration," SEED delivered an enthralling, personal look at how creative visionaries have fused their passion with a boatload of talent and elbow grease to change the business landscape of the 21st century.
Carlos Segura of Segura, Inc. spoke eloquently about the need for… Continue
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Posted on June 9, 2008 at 4:20pm — 5 Comments
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- At 3:40pm on March 6, 2011,
Susan Carter Morgan said… Hi Curt,
For some reason, I couldn't leave a comment on your post. I wanted to tell you I DO agree with you on both counts. But I especially agree that IT folks need to be accorded leadership roles within the admin structure of school, and far too often, that doesn't happen. Thanks for sharing this. Sorry I didn't run into you at NAIS.
- At 3:35pm on March 20, 2008,
Dawn Klus said… - Hi, Curt - Greetings from sunny (today, anyway) Kentucky!
- At 12:15pm on March 7, 2008,
Shabbi Luthra said… - Thanks, Curt! We did get very lucky -- our superintendent and principal found a MS/HS Tech coordinator at the UNI fair in Iowa and a HS Tech Teacher at the ISS fair in New York. So I'm all set for next year! It's going to be a great team! We're at a very interesting stage in our program and need folks who can think outside the box, love to "play" with technology and are able to work with kids.
- At 9:49pm on January 8, 2008,
Nikki Lucyk said… - Hi Curt! Looking forward to visiting this spring. I'm sure it will be a priority for my team.
- At 9:05pm on January 2, 2008,
Curt Lieneck said… - As with so many things in technology, I asked Demetri and, of course, he knew, and made it happen. Don't know what he did and probably should have asked him.
I was enthralled by some of the answers you received to your ISED query about changing titles and duties. Your candor in posting it was also a breath of fresh air and a welcome change from the usual nuts and bolts posts. Good luck as you think that all through.
- At 8:11pm on January 2, 2008,
Jane Baker said… - Curt, I see you inquired about how to post twitter to this page, did you ever find out, I am curious as well. Thanks.
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