JRNEY

Jul 29

Jul 29 A JRNEY to Explore Online Learning

Contributing Author, Projects & Initiatives

I met Greg in June at the end of a scavenger hunt as part of an ISTE Global Collaboration PLN event. And I'm so glad I did. Right away I could tell that Greg was one of the good guys working hard to find ways to make the lives of kids and teachers better. And his way was through analytics. Now this is not my normal cup of tea, but when I heard him explain what he was doing, I felt strongly about having him share his story here.

Jul 3

Jul 3 Finding Humanity at a Technology Conference

Erin Dowd

Curator, Events

Sure I like hearing about new trends in tech and finding out what teachers all over the world are doing in their classrooms to make learning experiences more engaging. The reason, however, I have come to love these conferences, is because of the people.

May 27

May 27 Cultivate World Literacy and Change the World

Tammy Dunbar

Contributing Author, Educator Jrneys, Projects & Initiatives, SDGs

This is exactly the kind of story I love to share on this blog, and it's perfect for the theme of the month, what's best for kids. Most teachers can relate to Tammy's story of Carlos and how one small adjustment makes all the difference in the life of a student. But what's truly amazing is that Tammy didn't stop there, she continues to reach children around the world on a grand scale, and JRNEY is thrilled to be able to share her story this week.

Oct 29

Oct 29 From Dittos to Google: Changes in Educational Tools

Cheryl Burghardt

Educator Jrneys, Contributing Author

How do you even begin to choose the best stories of a career in education spanning decades? My mentor and friend Cheryl does it here with her JRNEY through literature and technology.

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