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The last couple of weeks I’ve been spending some time putting together informational videos—screencasts—to be used as part of my school’s Bring Your Own Device program which begins this Fall for ninth graders. As teachers we all spend a certain amount of time preparing content for the courses we teach, and this is a little [...] The Intersection of Teaching, Learning, and Technology by Richard White 2013-05-23 When I was nine years old I read Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine, a story in which Danny and his friends Joe and Irene program a computer to do their homework for them. At that time the personal computer was still a fantasy, [...] DYNAMIC RESPONSE VS. LESSON PLANNING Richard White 2013-04-27 “We plan now so we can improvise later.” Tuesday had been a decent day with the students in my Computer Science class. After having taken a few days to work through the concept of a flat-file database, and writing a small AddressBook.py program that would manage their [...] Responsive Design in the Hybrid Classroom 2013-04-23 by Richard White What is Responsive Design? There’s a recent development in website design called “responsive design,” which refers to the design of a site so that it can easily be viewed on just about any device, from a giant monitor to a laptop, and on down to [...] MOOCs and You Richard White 2013-03-23 Doug Johnson, as always, has words of wisdom over at Blue Skunk Blog, where he regularly weighs in with wisdom and insight on the very same topics that I find so interesting: the intersection of technology, teaching, and learning. His January 29 entry is entitled “MOOCs—need K-12 pay attention?”, [...] IT’S A JUNGLE OUT HERE Richard White 2013-03-14 I’ve been wanting to write for a long time about the challenges that technology users face in some schools, in some rooms, in some educational cultures. It’s something that we all face on occasion, from a colleague who “doesn’t really do technology” to a school leader with [...] P.A.C.E. yourself by Richard White 2013-02-16 Spend any time on survival or disaster blogs—for the record, I don’t—and you’ll stumble upon the PACE acronym, which describes strategies or plans that you might develop for particularly mission-critical plans. “PACE” stands for your * Primary Plan * Alternate Plan (to be implemented when the Primary fails) * [...] CHEATING WITH HOMEWORK SOLUTIONS by Richard White 2012-02-01 A funny thing happened on the way to me trying to help my students. For my AP Physics students, who on any given night are going to be working on some pretty challenging homework problems, I’ve made answers or complete solutions available online for a few years [...] “Back of the Book” Answers by Richard White 2012-10-04 Welcome back to the new school year! One of the very first things I did when I started incorporating technology into my teaching was to put homework answers online for my physics students. I was relatively new to teaching physics, and what I learned pretty quickly [...] Opening the Gates 2012-08-24 by Richard White It’s a new school year! I don’t see my students for another few days, but many of the teachers are already back at work, greeting colleagues, cleaning classrooms, prepping calendars and websites, and a hundred and one other things that go into starting things up again. It’s a [...] |
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