Sorry for the big delay. I've been very busy--not just work, but tiling floors, putting down sod, and all sorts of other chores around the house. We have a new dog. He's very fun, but a lot of work. And poop.And, of course, we have a new baby coming in October. (Did I forget to mention that? My son is very excited, running around the house yelling: "I'm going to be a big brother!")Anyway, I did

In this episode, I offer thoughts on MySpace that are going to make me unpopular. Listen carefully, though--it's not MySpace that's the problem. It's our institution. Also, some realizations about my school district's website: how can its evolution bring change in the organization at large? We use Mambo, which forced us to do some things differently. Click here to listen.

During any given month, I have a limited amount of time to podcast. I have plenty of time to record. Nothin' else going on in my car. Believe it or not--probably not, given the technical quality of my podcasts--I spend a lot of time editing. This month, I spent all of that time working on my district's first "official" podcast. Here's what I came up with. Thanks to Mr. Bleakley, Shannon, Eric

Conversations over the weekend lead me to thinking out loud about how the role of the educational technologist has changed (and is still changing). Time to reforge a paradigm! Listen for my 2 cents. Also ... a short discussion of JpGraph. Here's a direct link to the podcast.

Thoughts on the first full day of the 2005 T+L2 conference. What's on the other side of those impossibly huge mountains? Click the title, above, for the mp3.

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