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The latest issue of Leading and Learning with Technology features an article by yours truly.
In it, I go toe to toe with a teacher librarian on the merits of using wikipedia as a research tool. You can take a wild guess on which side I take. There’s also a poll you can take after you read both sides.
Just so you know, I’m married to a teacher librarian so it’s nothing personal.
Although the eggs are probably cold by now, the conversation still is warm. Join us for our discussion.
The highlight for me was our talk about potholes and education. Sounds weird but it works.
As usual, Rob has done a great job with shownotes.
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