In many schools, technology use is less than ubiquitous. Who is at fault for that? See my latest graphic blog post, and all previous ones, at branzburg.blogspot.com. Voice your opinion by going to a very short survey at bit.ly/whose_fault_is_it
Thanks for posting this... Now how do we get all parties to pay attention and change their attitudes and behavior? Or should we just do our best to innovate in small pockets and engage teachers, schools, and districts who currently apply tech innovation to support learning (as well as those who are willing to learn and experiment)? Should we just stop playing the blame game or ignore it and do something grand despite it?
Thanks for posting this... Now how do we get all parties to pay attention and change their attitudes and behavior? Or should we just do our best to innovate in small pockets and engage teachers, schools, and districts who currently apply tech innovation to support learning (as well as those who are willing to learn and experiment)? Should we just stop playing the blame game or ignore it and do something grand despite it?
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