LIVE BLOG – edSocialMedia SUMMIT
February 16, 2010 at 9:44 am | No Comment

Thanks to all our sponsors and attendees who made the BCDS summit a success!
slides and speaker notes can be found here: http://esmsummit2010.pbworks.com
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Five Things I’m Excited to Explore at TEDxNYED
Friday, 5 Mar, 2010 – 17:03 | No Comment
Five Things I’m Excited to Explore at TEDxNYED

We at edSocialMedia are excited about sponsoring this weekend’s TEDxNYED event being hosted by our friends at Collegiate School. I have the lucky task of representing ESM at the event, and I plan to take …

edSocialMedia Summit: Panel Discussion: What is the future of teaching?
Wednesday, 24 Feb, 2010 – 9:28 | No Comment

Watch live streaming video from whipplehill at livestream.com
A conversation from the ESM Summit about the social media impact on the evolution of teaching with Hans Mundahl (New Hampton School), Peter Gow (BCDS), David Bill (The …

Thinking Critically About Facebook Apps (a middle school workshop)
Monday, 18 Jan, 2010 – 16:03 | 3 Comments
Thinking Critically About Facebook Apps (a middle school workshop)

What are Facebook applications? How do companies use them to access your personal information? This workshop encourages middle school students to think critically about the social network sites they use.

Must See ‘New Hampton’ TV!
Friday, 6 Nov, 2009 – 10:25 | 2 Comments

Have you caught Hans Mundahl’s latest edSocialMedia video (Social Media and the Carpentry Puzzle)? If not, take 5 minutes, it’s worth every second.

His post provides an ideal segue into edSocialMedia’s latest podcast. Hans & I began with a conversation about the tensions that pop up as schools begin to participate in social media and from there focused on the student produced livecast New Hampton TV. He spoke about the program’s growth, the technological & communication lessons learned by the students, and some of the surprises they’ve faced along the way.

The Internet Does Not Cause Isolation
Thursday, 5 Nov, 2009 – 12:54 | One Comment
The Internet Does Not Cause Isolation

School administrators take note. The Internet is not isolating children or teenagers. In fact, chances are they are more connected because of it.
According to the Pew Internet Personal Networks and Community survey social media activities …

Social Media and the Carpentry Puzzle
Thursday, 5 Nov, 2009 – 12:52 | 5 Comments

I’ve become a big fan of the power of social media in general and live video in particular to help me reach learner outcomes and create student engagement. This video goes into how I got …

A Parent’s Appreciation of a Classroom Blog
Tuesday, 15 Sep, 2009 – 15:40 | 9 Comments
A Parent’s Appreciation of a Classroom Blog

My daughter’s 4th grade teacher has a class blog. It’s simple, straightforward, no frills. And it is a thing of beauty. I don’t think anyone would argue that among the most important success criteria for …

Who is ready for flu?
Friday, 21 Aug, 2009 – 9:13 | 4 Comments
Who is ready for flu?

What is your flu plan?If you are like most schools, you will spend some time during opening of school meetings discussing the Swine Flu.  Its arrival seems inevitable but how much it will affect students, …

On obstacles to change
Tuesday, 21 Jul, 2009 – 21:20 | One Comment
On obstacles to change

Last week I had the pleasure of spending a day at Providence Day School in Charlotte, North Carolina for a bootcamp. Among the people I had the opportunity to meet and talk with was Matt …

Facebook and Student Communications… things to consider.
Tuesday, 7 Jul, 2009 – 8:25 | One Comment
Facebook and Student Communications… things to consider.

In a recent email I received from one of our school’s Educational Technology Coordinators, she asked my opinion on creating a Facebook page for the following year’s Senior class.  She wants to use the page …