Comments on: Achieving Credibility http://donnadesroches.ca/2008/01/11/82/ Learning and Technology Wed, 22 Jul 2009 13:15:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Patricia Cone http://donnadesroches.ca/2008/01/11/82/#comment-3412 Patricia Cone Sat, 12 Jan 2008 02:30:53 +0000 http://classroomtechtips.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/82/#comment-3412 Interesting post, Donna. You are right, we need to model and YET ... I don't always have something to say. Blogging takes time; Google Reader, however wonderful, takes time to read. Too many days I don't have time to get through my regular work, let alone have time for blogging and experimenting with technology - which is what I'd REALLY like to be doing. Another thought...maybe we should have a collective "Living Sky Technology Committee" FaceBook page. I'd like to see how that might work as I'm becoming a bit skeptical of my own participation on FaceBook. It seems more like an electronic playground than anything else. Interesting post, Donna. You are right, we need to model and YET … I don’t always have something to say. Blogging takes time; Google Reader, however wonderful, takes time to read. Too many days I don’t have time to get through my regular work, let alone have time for blogging and experimenting with technology – which is what I’d REALLY like to be doing.

Another thought…maybe we should have a collective “Living Sky Technology Committee” FaceBook page. I’d like to see how that might work as I’m becoming a bit skeptical of my own participation on FaceBook. It seems more like an electronic playground than anything else.

]]> By: Gary Ball http://donnadesroches.ca/2008/01/11/82/#comment-3393 Gary Ball Fri, 11 Jan 2008 04:20:09 +0000 http://classroomtechtips.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/82/#comment-3393 Damn you beat me to it! I planned to write about Dean's post! Anyways he is right on the money with it. We need to be digital citizens ourself before we can lead any type of meaningful discussion. I had been a stick in the mud and refused to sign into Facebook. After some of our PD discussions I decided to finally break down and join. I am by no means a Facebook power user but now at least I understand it a little more. Someplace I read a comment (I think by Vicki Davis). She asked the question are you linkable. If somebody writes your name is there something online to link it to? Are we truly digital citizens if we aren't linkable? Damn you beat me to it! I planned to write about Dean’s post! Anyways he is right on the money with it. We need to be digital citizens ourself before we can lead any type of meaningful discussion. I had been a stick in the mud and refused to sign into Facebook. After some of our PD discussions I decided to finally break down and join. I am by no means a Facebook power user but now at least I understand it a little more.

Someplace I read a comment (I think by Vicki Davis). She asked the question are you linkable. If somebody writes your name is there something online to link it to? Are we truly digital citizens if we aren’t linkable?

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