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Principal encourages/supports blogging.

HS principal expresses his view on 21st Century Learning and instruction.

EMHS Principal promotes use of Google Docs & Apps for Pedagogy

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Karl Fisch adjusts his instruction methods so students observe lessons at home as homework then homework is the actual in class collaboration.

Here is a collection of technology assessment rubrics for evaluating implementation within the classroom.

@NMHS principal Eric Cheninfer provides insight into the process his teachers use to integrate technology.

3 key items to keep in mind when considering a "Flipped" classroom method of instruction.

Nice collection of teacher interview questions.