I wasn’t there, but I was CONNECTED

Written by David TrussJune 28, 2011September 21, 2011 5 Comments

I wasn’t there. In fact, I was almost literally half-way around the world. It happened at the ISTE conference in Philadelphia, and I’m in Dalian, China. The session was called: What Does it Mean to Be a Tech-Savvy Principal? I followed along on the #cpchat and on a tool called TodaysMeet, but I commented that […]

The ‘flipped classroom’ WEBINAR

Written by David TrussJune 8, 2011June 16, 2011 4 Comments

[Thursday June 16th Update! ARCHIVE: Did you miss the webinar? Watch it here! (65 minutes) Be sure to read the comments too! Want to continue the discussion? Look over the resources on the webinar wiki page and then click on the Discussion tab at the top!] Scott McLeod has invited me to participate in a […]

Investing in job redesign

Written by David TrussJune 2, 2011 9 Comments

I read this a little over 5 years ago: LEADING AMERICA’S SCHOOLS THROUGH REVOLUTIONARY TIMES by David Pearce Snyder, Consulting Futurist It’s pretty insightful for something that was first presented in 2003. This part continues to challenge my thinking: “Based on our 25-year scan of the business and technology press, plus our own IT consulting […]