Category Archives: safety
Whither censorship?
I have begun to follow a few people in Twitter and they inevitably say interesting things or point me to interesting reading/listening. Clarence posted a Tweet, is that “Tweeted” highlighting a podcast from CBC radio about a mother and a … Continue reading
Safe blogging (continued)
I was reading my feeds and came across this via Vicki D. I must admit I am shocked. These rules boggle my mind. I definitely haven’t been this careful. “Don’t use your real name. Don’t identify your real address. Be … Continue reading
Virtual Identity and Personal Privacy
I am an adult using self-publishing software on the Internet and exploring the possibility of getting involved in social software, such as Facebook or Second Life. I can’t find anything definitive about what is safe for me online. I see … Continue reading
Blog stats, internet safety and other meanderings
I’m fighting the need to say something important and witty versus actual reflection on my latest experiences. I know I have to stay true to myself or risk being inauthentic but I have had traffic to my blog and I … Continue reading
Filed under education, edutech, safety, teacher training, web 2.0
Protecting or Educating?
Donna Desroches extrapolates on the key issues surrounding the use of web 2.0 tools in schools. Do we try to create a school safe haven or do we open the doors and let in the messy real world? It is … Continue reading
