I recently read The Need for Vision in Schools, a blog post by @gregmiller68. The post resonates well with me but it is the final statement “and then ACTION it!” that is the vital component. This is also highlighted in […]

If you’re reading this post, the likelihood is you use social media to support, even drive, your professional development. Perhaps you blog? Tweet? If so, you may have subscribers or followers. My question then is, does that make you a […]

As a teacher, parent, student, administrator or eNoob, what do you think the eNoob mission is or should be? Is our mission worked on independently or with others? I believe our mission is to inspire and/or lead innovation and effective […]

I see a storm on the horizon. It is a storm that has been brewing for a while. Yet, it is a storm that has the potential to wipe away much of the great work that amazing, dedicated educators around the […]

It’s a popular phrase. “We shouldn’t let the cart go before the horses.” To most people, I think it means that we should let planned, thoughtful action happen before letting – in our case – technology join the movement. To […]

The rise of #edtech as outlined by both Nick & Urvi in their previous blog posts is without doubt. This rapid rise has led schools to develop the #enoob position (in all it’s myriad formats) to assist with the effective […]

Over the past 20 years, technology in schools has gone through great evolutionary change. The evolution of technology in schools is just that; it’s a constant evolution of growth and change. I believe there are three main highly interwoven layers […]

Who are we? You have probably noticed that use and access to digital technology has rapidly advanced in the last fifteen or so years. It’s hard to ignore that in this time frame, the size and shape; the role of […]