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This article places the emphasis on building relationships with teachers before you try to integrate technology. Common sense, but sometimes overlooked.

LOL! I just read that article on his blog earlier today: http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2009/11/09/a-few-simple-ways-to-introduce-reluctant-colleagues-to-technology/ Interesting because they are both dated Nov 9th (today) and we both found them independently. Just shows how fast information gets relayed. Points are interesting, but his poor grammar frustrates me.

Great article, there are common sense ideas to share with those reluctant teachers!

I figure I'll eventually have to wrap my head around Twitter - so this is a good place to start.

I'm with you on that Bill. I can't understand the buzz either. But as Siu said in another post, Twitter and other services like it will become increasingly relevant. It seems to be inevitable.

I should go out and tell someone :-)

Pearson loaded the social studies content on apps - this is crucial that content is available and students don't have to search too much.

How many of our textbooks are able to be loaded on the ipad. Could this be a means of providing an ipad for every student with textbook costs?

Diigo user 2footgiraffe's video on how to use diigo with your students without having them login.