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The good news is that there are Catholic teachers, administrators and catechists who are willing to share their wisdom, knowledge and experience with anyone willing to follow their blogs. The bad news is that there are so few of these bloggers out there. Currently, there are over 7,000 elementary and secondary Catholic schools in...
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About fourteen years ago, my eighth grade class and I created the first Catholic school website in our diocese. It was 1996, and I paid $50 for a web page editor and spent hours trying to make menu frames work while my students wrote content. We were very proud of that site, and of...
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It can be difficult keeping up with all the new catechetical resources available on the web. If I go a day without checking my Twitter account, I might miss dozens of links to great web sites, blog articles or educational tools. That’s why I’ve created a Diigo group for Catholic educators. As I come...
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Fr. Roderick Vonhögen of SQPN fame has published a very comprehensive list of Catholics on Twitter. He’s divided the list into several categories: Popes, bishops and dioceses Priests Deacons Seminarians Religious Catholic Media Personalities Podcasters Catholic bands Other Catholics Resources Organizations Commercial I’d love to help him add to his list by giving him...
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Wesley Fryer has published a presentation he made on Copyright for Educators. Wesley was named an Apple Distinguished Educator in 2005 and in this slide show he gives teachers important information about the impact of copyright law on the classroom. Copyright for Educators View more presentations from wfryer. (tags: librarian library)
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As we prepare students to be people of faith in the 21st century, we need to be more and more familiar and comfortable with new technology tools. I’m always on the lookout for useful technology tips, and Colette Cassinelli’s edtech Vision has plenty of great suggestions and tricks for using technology in the classroom. ...
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