kBlog

In my frenzy to tidy up my home workspace before the school year starts, I was faced with a pile of plastic binders containing some valuable “handouts” distributed at conferences, meetings,  classes, and other f2f experiences over the past year.  I decided to transfer the best of the bunch onto the web.  One rule of thumb, NO SCANNING.  I’ll only transfer the information into my online stuff if it resides somewhere already.

OK, here’s the process:

• All links will be organized into my Diigo Account and/or Google Reader (I’ll be sure to do some smart tagging and lists)
• Things worth blogging about or additional reflection will appear in this blog, simple enough.
• Anything which presents itself as attachments I’ll post to the teacher resource area if appropriate, or to one of my google sites that fits the topic.

How did I end up with so much paper?  Much of it is from conferences and workshops (yes even ed tech ones!),  but the bulk of the pile is from my educational leadership program which I just finished.   If/when I do assume a leadership role,  a paperless working environment will be a priority goal from day one.