Tag Archives: communication
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AI: No Such Thing As a Free Lunch
1December 30, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
In the 1800s, saloons would entice clients to come in with an offer of free lunch, if they paid for …
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The Power of a Still Image
Leave a commentSeptember 2, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
I have been teaching about fake news for several years to high school students and at professional conferences. One thing …
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Using MS Bookings for Parent-Teacher Conferences
Leave a commentJanuary 15, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
This past Fall, we had our 5th semester of using Microsoft Bookings for Parent-Teacher Conferences. Our district added Bookings to …
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Mid-Year Check-In
2January 2, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
While I do a year-end review every year, sometimes it’s worth it to do a mid-year check. Once, when I …
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What Is an IT Influencer?
Leave a commentJuly 12, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
Monday rocked my world a little with an announcement that I had made a list in the EdTech K-12 Magazine …
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Images with AI?
2July 10, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
This post is week 5 of 8 in the #8WeeksofSummer Blog Challenge for educators with the question: What (teacher) librarian …
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EOY Report for the ‘Year of Asking for Help’
2May 20, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
In this year with more demands and less help, I found that the district put no limitations on me for …
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Compliment a Colleague
Leave a commentFebruary 18, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
“The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other’s …
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SY23: You Don’t Know What They Don’t Know
Leave a commentAugust 7, 2022 by Dr. Robbie Barber
How do you start the new school year? August 1st started the first week back for teachers in our districts. …
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How Best to Share?
1November 6, 2021 by Dr. Robbie Barber
When working with teachers, it is a bad idea to decide that because they are adults, they don’t require the …
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