My Friend Michael Kwan is holding a contest to give away some of the swag he got at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). You have one week to enter, so you have until 10:59 a.m. PDT on January 25, 2010. I have won a few of his contests and have to say that his swag is pretty good. On top of that he writes a pretty mean blog that I think you would like to read. Want to get some of the CES swag? Click through to his blog Beyond the Rhetoric.
Again, go here: Beyond the Rhetoric to enter. By the way, you can follow Michael on twitter (incidentally one of the ways to enter the contest) at @michaelkwan and don’t forget to follow me, your host of Edutechation.com at @rayebersole or @edutechation.
Michael Kwan, CES, Swag, Contest
As I start back to work Monday, I look forward to new horizons, challenges and a better Edutechation.com. The items in this look back are items that did well, FCAT posts, and items that show the direction I have started to take as the New Year begins in earnest.
- New Baby is Here – The birth of my son.
- Twitter and Facebook – Are the useful in Education? – Social Media in schools?
- Delicious as a Tool for Teachers – Social Media in schools?
- The 5 Things To Do before Calling Tech Support – You can help youself, really!
- FCAT 2009 Underway – Prediction on Scores – One of my biggest posts of the year.
- Service Desks Need Real Techs – Real people that have actual tech experience, not someone reading a script.
- Bleeding Edge Technology in the Public Sector – It takes longer than most people realize to migrate to new software.
- Stimulus Money Getting to the Right People? – We got money, but did the government get it to the right people?
- Reading Under the Stars – This is what Elementary School and teaching is all about.
- Technology Can Hinder Education – Technology, yes but is it adequate?
- Students Are Affected by Teachers – Teacher can make a difference and the students can see that.
- I’d Rather Have A Root Canal – Our personal experiences shape our lives.
- Budget Cuts Mean Layoffs – Being shortsighted leads to problems.
- Family Before Anything Else – If you don’t take care of the family, everything else has no balance.
- Manatee School District Hurting or Helping Students? – A case where common sense is absent.
- Teamwork is Nice, But Do It Yourself is More Reliable – Sometimes you need to step to the plate and win the game.
- FoxNews Clueless on Education and Safety – Media and their one sided, uneducated view of education.
- Technology Doesn’t Help Without Parent Support – You can’t do it all, parents have to be involved.
- Set a Goal and Reach It – Singapore Marathon 2009 – A friend shows us what you can do if you try.
- Runas Command for Elevated Privileges – You don’t have to run as an administrator all the time.
- A Date Which Will Live In Infamy – My birthday and no one teaches about Pearl Harbor. Lest we forget our history.
- When Outlook Express Won’t Delete Emails – This is the direction I am taking Edutechation.com. Tech Support.
- Rain Man, Kim Peek Passes Away – We are all different, we all need someone to teach us at our level with respect.
- Happy New Year – Goals, not Resolutions. If we set goals we are more apt to complete them.
The last 5 or 6 links are the direction of Edutechation.com. Real life, how does it affect me, education and technology. Straight from the hip, all connected in one way or another, but all different.
Technology, Society, Education, School, Personal Development
