Welcome new readers, both of whom had some nice things to say about this blog on their own. Both of their blogs have a lot to offer about using technology in the classroom - something that really interests me, but I have difficulty doing in the classroom. It always seems that the room turns into chaos with me running around teaching technology instead of English and yelling at kids for finding pictures of Dipset, Usher, and Omarion instead of doing the work. Perhaps I'll learn something from these experts ...
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