Ms. Lennon's Blog

There's so many ways to embrace CyberSafety and Digital Citizenship with your students. Here's an infographic that highlights the ev...

The topic of our most recent #NYCSchoolsTechChat on Twitter was Teacher Report Cards. We looked back on our year and gave ourselves a grade...

Where’s the first place you go when having a problem in your tech room? For some it may be putting a call into the help desk. Some sc...

I read George Couros' book The Innovators Mindset recently. It was enlightening to say the least. There was so much in the book that I ...

In the beginning When I began teaching digital citizenship in 2010 it was an innocent time. We were only worried about the students bel...

What social media is allowed in your school?

My good friend Lisa Nielsen wrote about this on her blog, so I turned it into a pictograph. Did she miss anything?

I recently earned my Google Level 2 Certification, and it felt great, but I'm just as proud earning my Microsoft Innovative Educator Ex...

There's a lot of tabs open in my head because there's no such thing as downtime anymore. No one sits and stares into space anymor...

National Teacher Day was May 9 th , and I wanted to recognize that in a small way. I had a graphic that I created for a previous Twitter Ch...

These North Korean officers are standing there proudly and why shouldn't they? They're wearing enough bling on their uniforms to ...

I've got a lot of these skills covered, but certainly not all of them. I'm assuming we all could improve our skills. This post reson...

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When I first added logos to my profile picture, I just simply did it in Preview on a mac. It was effortless. Once people saw my profile...

Tali Horowitz invited a bunch of DOE nerds as her guests to the Common Sense Media Awards Dinner. The awards were for everyone who works har...

I was asked by Tali Horowitz of Common Sense Media to co-moderate a Twitter chat, but I had never done that before. I’ve been on Twitter fo...

My book club has been together since 1998. We were all moms with little kids at home, and once a month on a Monday night was a big deal to g...