It’s breakfast time in Washington, and my regular bagel place is closed. Bummer! Having a coffee and an entirely unsatisfying bagel — no hole.
I’m curious about the channels through which tech-savvy attendees at NECC are using for network learning at and around the National Educational Computing Conference.
So I’ve set up my first Google Form, tied to a spreadsheet, and I want to invite you to spend just a couple of minutes answer some questions about the tools you’re using.
Thanks in advance!
This is the first conference I’ve used twitter, and I’ve used my smartphone almost exclusively once I leave my hotel..laptop too bulky. There are pros and cons, however. Laptop is better…but heavier. Time for a netbook!You cna find me on twitter @brophycat
I hope that conference connectivity is good.
I liked your beginning with the definition of technology. Being a middle school technology education teacher (the old shop class),I and many others in the state of Maine have had long discussions about a name change because so many people automatically think of computers when hearing the word technology.