Monthly Archives: October 2009
Facebook performance – What are you doing right now?
Photo of An Xiao I was reading an article in the New York Times, Where art meets social networking sites, and came across Debbie Hesse who is an installation artist and the director of artistic services and programs for the Arts … Continue reading
Filed under art, creativity, networking, technology, Web 2.0
Michael Gerard Bauer joins our writing project
This is cross-posted on my English class blog and fiction blog. A little while ago I wrote on my English class blog about my hopeful expectation that Michael Gerard Bauer would accept my invitation to join our creative writing project after … Continue reading
Filed under 21st century learning, creativity, Education, networking, Web 2.0, writing
Design the school of the future, but do it now (GPS)
As I’ve said in my previous post, Green Pen Society is Paul Cornies’ brainchild, and has brought together bloggers (thinkers, writers) from different parts of the world. It’s my turn to devise a theme for October’s post, and I’ve chosen the theme … Continue reading
Filed under 21st century learning, Education, teaching, technology
By words my mind is winged – Aristophanes
Photo courtesy of Thungaturti on Flickr. Aristophanes made an excellent point. Our thoughts soar but are carried on the wings of words. Paul Cornies at Quoteflections has selected Aristophanes’ quote and many others on his eclectic blog. He has provided … Continue reading
Filed under blogging, networking, Web 2.0, writing
