What happens when a Google Certified Teacher takes a job behind the Great Fire Wall? I thought the answer to this would become less ambiguous after a few months in China, but surprisingly the answer's still not so clear. What is definitive is that the blogs I've been using for my various classes for more than a few years are now in a Han Solo-cryogenic state of hibernation.

The evidence of tech integration in my previous classes spoke for itself through my students' sharing of work, ideas, and products. Now, so much of the publishing stage of their work is on internal servers, that I feel the need to document this somewhere. So if in effort to share some of the potentially cool, and not so cool, things going on in my classes, I'll be using this blog (recycled grade 12 site) as a platform of productivity, a professional page, a pyt of a pln, and all sorts of sordid alliteration.

Thursday, May 21, 2015

21st Century Learning Teachmeet - May, Hong Kong

Although it makes for a very rough day, I wasn't about to miss out on the opportunity of presenting at the May 21st Century Learning Teachmeet in Hong Kong. My micro-presentation went over well and as always, one gets to "talk about school stuff" with a lot of very smart and proactive educators. 
The Slides version of my presentation-
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