Today, my blog host is Stacy Bodin. Stacy asked me to talk about why I chose to do The Best of L&L collection.
I’m pleased that Stacy was able to host me, as hers is one of the articles included in the book and I enjoyed working with her so much on that article.
Her classroom activity, [...]

I’m doing double-duty today, stopping at Virtual High School Meanderings to discuss virtual classrooms as a solution to swine flu–induced school closures and at ISTE Connects to talk about how I pulled The Best of L&L collection together.
Remember to leave a comment for a chance to win a copy of book. You’ve still got time [...]

Do you think Netbooks are the answer for one-to-one computing? The cheap laptops offered at two major retailers? iPods? Or is the focus on one-to-one computing just a distraction from real educational issues?
I’m over at Educator’s Royal Treatment today sharing my thoughts on Netbooks and one-to-one. Stop by and share your thoughts. Each comment is [...]

As part of the blog tour for The Best of L&L, I will be addressing the concepts behind Doug Johnson’s “A Proposal for Banning Pencils,” which is one of the articles included in the book.
My host, Willy Kjellstrom at edfoc.us, is gathering your comments for me to respond to in my Sept. 25 tour stop. [...]