I’ve finally read all of the RSS feeds in my Bloglines account.
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NOW what do I do? ;)
Art. Education. Technology.
Who: Me! MICCA actually wants me to be a presenter again! (I guess I wasn’t too bad the last time…)
What: A workshop that will cover the edu-blogging basics as well as point out some good places to start and some excellent examples done by other educators.
Where: Greenbelt Elementary School, Greenbelt MD (Thanks to the accommodating staff there for hosting the event!)
When: Monday November 13th, from 5-8 PM
Why: Because not enough teachers (and administrators) have been bitten by the blogging bug.
How: MICCA put out an open call for anyone willing to run some workshops, and I jumped at the chance. They’ll be handling most of the (non-education related) hassles, including promotion and refreshments.
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Workshop Registration
| MICCA hands-on technology training sessions are held at central locations statewide. Most of the workshops are scheduled from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Please check the specific workshop for date and time. | |||||||
| Directions are available directly on the Workshop link. They will also be sent with registration confirmation by email. Workshops are a non-refundable $10.00 and should accompany the workshop form. All checks are made out to “MICCA”. Registration will be confirmed via email or telephone. Each workshop is limited to the first twenty applicants. | |||||||
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Baffled by Blogging? | ||||||
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Computer Experience
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| Mail Registration and deposit fee/ (checks made payable to MICCA) to: | |||||||
| MICCA c/o Michael Maszczenski 103 Little Neck Road Stevensville MD 21666 |
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… for the best SAT question ever.
Students should know that we’re still learning, and they should know how to do it so they can use the same steps. (Or avoid them, if we’re not really learning.)
Firefox 2 has just been released, and I bit the bullet to see if it was worth it.
I have to say, it was the most painless Firefox install I ever tried. It looked at my Firefox 1.5 preferences and plug-ins and moved everything over except for one plug-in that wasn’t compatible, and with one click it found an updated version of that one.
If you haven’t tried Firefox, or you’ve been waiting for the next release, you should try it out now.
Here are the instructions for how to move video from the internet, to iTunes, to your (video) iPod, to anything with RCA jacks.
Looks like there’s a whole lot of people out there who share my name.
You see, people? THIS is why I don’t have AaronSmith.com as a web site.
Adventures with oekaki (otherwise known as forums that let you draw things). .. I haven’t had any yet, but I think I’m ready.
Sorry to get your hopes up. I’m not really dead, just distracted.
New podcast on Monday.
Really.
Edit: It seems I was a little too ambiguous with this update. Sometimes when I don’t post for a while I put up a “I’m not quite dead yet!” post just to let people know I haven’t abandoned my site completely. The apology was because I’ve had people tell me they look forward to my podcasts, and since this update gives you nothing new really I can see how it would be a bit of a letdown.
The back story is this: After visiting Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm‘s Harvest Festival last weekend (an annual event I try to never miss), I came down with a cold which I apparently still have. It’s not enough to keep me home from work (I have too much of my father in me), but it is slowing me down and I need to save my sore throat for telling Kindergarten kids that oil paints aren’t lipstick.
I’m hoping I’ll be back to normal (or at least my usual grade of abnormal) by Monday, and if I’m not I’ll still have SOME audio for you. I might even find a guest podcaster, but we’ll see.
Blogged with Flock
Web based open source educational games are harder to find than I thought.
One of my favorite podcasts it Tips From the Top Floor, which talks about digital photography, and one of my favorite podcasters is Leo Laporte.
So I was just thrilled to find out that the two of them met at the Podcast Expo. I’d love to see an interview between the two of them with more substance, though.