Clubhouse App and a Family Media Plan
As you may know, I have tried to stay off screens for several weeks now as I recover from a concussion and so I missed the flurry of invitations and […]
As you may know, I have tried to stay off screens for several weeks now as I recover from a concussion and so I missed the flurry of invitations and […]
You may have not noticed, but I haven’t been around online much lately. About a month ago I got on a Snowmobile with my husband for a lovely almost normal
I was honoured to be a featured speaker at the IDEACon/TCEA conference last weekend. In one of my sessions, Empowering students to be digital leaders, I used my LEAD framework
Going back to in-person learning: Multiple Perspectives Read More →
I left New York City in 2019 after the incredible Google Innovator experience with the idea to create a Student Digital Leadership Playbook after engaging in the design thinking process
I don’t want to burden you with one more thing; teaching right now is EXHAUSTING. I have found that having templates and frameworks for peer feedback has given myself and
I was just walking my dog, Dax. It was dark and frigid. I walked briskly with him pulling me (Dax is not the well-behaved kind of dog that heels). When
It’s a new year: a time for resolutions and renewals. It’s a time to evaluate the time we spent over the past year. It’s a time to look backward to
I am amazed by my Student Council leaders. They have made it their mission to unify our school community and they continue to brainstorm how we can engage students to
If you know anything about me, you know that I am passionate about showing students how they might use technology to lead in online spaces. In my Masters course I
Student Digital Leadership, Wakelet, & Digital Portfolios Read More →
I am thrilled to announce that the book that I have been working on with my dear friend, Leigh Cassell (illustrated by my former student, Sahar F), Aubrey Bright in
Aubrey Bright in Stories that Connect Us: Behind the Story Read More →