Monthly Archives: May 2016
#dcsdtransforms Episode 27 – The Ghost In Rhett’s House
Hey Everyone! Thanks for joining us for a great episode. We have Story Lines, the “app-a-year” plan, and the “kitchen sink” plan for integrating technology next school year. We also give shoutouts to our Schoology Pioneers and a teacher from SJE. Also, stay tuned after the episode to hear the tall tale of the ghost in Rhett’s house – we report, you decide…LIVE! Was there really a ghost at the time of recording behind Rhett’s house. Comment and let us know!
DCSD Tech Tidbits – 05.13.16
#dcsdtransforms Episode 26: Why Do They Call It A Honey Badger?
Honey badgers may not care, but we care that you are listening to this week’s episode of #dcsdtransforms. Thank you for joining us! This week we are showcasing Joe Zoo and Pages as our cool tools this week. Our shoutouts go to Julie Hanlin at CES, Hanna Hanlin and Laqueta Johnson at PES, and Renia Paul, Zakiyyah Stroman, Tanya Bunn, and Julie Weigand at DHS. Join us this week to hear Carla’s reaction to the honey badger. And we have some really good info about Midlands Tech Summit and the Upstate Technology Conference!
#dcsdtransforms Episode 25: The Twenty-Fifth Episode Edition!
Wow! Can you believe it? We just published our 25th episode!!! And because this is a milestone, we thought it only fitting to take a break from the routine to bring you a 2 on 1 interview with an amazing educator in DCSD. Who is this mystery guest? You’ll have to listen to find out. So please join us this week as we get to know our guest a little bit better, find out more about the history of our digital transformation, and get a sneak peek into the vision for our students down the road. Thank you for joining us and making this podcast a reality! It is because of you, our loyal listeners, that we have reached 25 episodes and have no interest in slowing down.
Ode to Bea Dupree – #ThankATeacher
Today’s #EdTechBoC challenge: Write about a teacher, past or present, who inspires you!
Everyone who knows me well enough knows that my favorite teacher of ALL time is Beatrice Dupree. Seriously….ALL time favorite. She was my English IV and AP English teacher. That woman…..whoa. She was everything to me. She was brilliant, beautiful, stately, classy – all of it. It was so obvious that she 100% loved what she did. To get excited about Macbeth…I mean….seriously….who gets excited about McBeth?
I really could go on and on about her…but in fact, I already did!
Click here for my blog post about the qualities of a great teacher.
Until the next time,
