I remember seeing “Avengers: Endgame” in the theater. Two hours into a film already overflowing with thrilling moments, King T’Challa at last made his entrance, flanked by his trusted confidantes…
Bryan Harris, M. Ed. in Digital Learning and Leading
I remember seeing “Avengers: Endgame” in the theater. Two hours into a film already overflowing with thrilling moments, King T’Challa at last made his entrance, flanked by his trusted confidantes…
Last night, the school board in my district voted to begin the 2020-21 school year with 100% virtual learning. I know this was not an easy decision to make. I…
I’ve spent over two decades working as a music teacher and performing musician, and one of the benefits of that has been the chance to spend a good deal of…
…and I stop and I turn and I go for a ride. Thank you, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, for the lines to sum up my initial reaction upon finishing…
Like most people my age who were educated in American schools, I spent my school career being given assignments with strict guidelines and expectations: “Read this book, and write a…
This week’s focus in my graduate coursework on digital citizenship has been particularly heartbreaking, as it has involved looking at how some people are able to take some the greatest…
The notion of copyright–actually a set of rights held by the originator of a creative work–is an old and important one. Copyright establishes the sole right of a work’s creator to…
As part of my graduate coursework this week, I was assigned to do a Google search on myself, in order to determine my digital footprint. I was both delighted and…
The first week of my latest graduate class, Digital Citizenship, has come and gone, and has led me to examine two main concepts: my own definition of what the term…
As I conclude my coursework in EDLD 5318 and finish creating my first fully-online course, I’ve been tasked with some reflection on the course development process and how it relates…