ISTE 2016, Denver, Colorado Last week, I was in Denver for the International Society for Technology in Education conference. This was my third ISTE conference, and like the other two in Atlanta and Philadelphia, it was amazing and exhausting. It’s taken me a few days to get my energy back and write this post. I … Read more
I don’t remember exactly when the first conversation happened, but somewhere through chatting on Twitter and the interwebs, Colleen Graves and I decided that it would be awesome to connect our Maker kids. I have an afterschool group that meets on Mondays at the same time as her group, even though we’re in different time … Read more
When I talk to other librarians and educators about starting a school Makerspace, one of the most common things I hear is: “I’d love to do (insert cool Maker activity) at my school, but we don’t have a budget for that”. What many people don’t realize is that the idea that you need a … Read more
Wow, ISTE feels like a whirlwind. There’s been so much good stuff and so many ideas in the last couple of days; it’s going to take a while to process it all. But for now I’ll just focus on one day. I was exhausted going into this day of ISTE, so I decided not to … Read more