In my last post I talked about a talk given Ian Jukes. I noticed a lot of people were asking for additional resources on this. The following URL has a lot of resources and is updated frequently.
http://web.mac.com/iajukes/thecommittedsardine/Home.html
Today for me is visit the five football fields of vendors day. I will give your info to Mimio Jim.
A long day of walking,
Jason
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The "buzz" around Ian Jukes’ "committed sardine" site has reached “outside the can" and into New Mexico. Perhaps some of Ian's work is fodder for future webinars and discussions?
http://web.mac.com/iajukes/thecommittedsardine/Home.html
While I have not had time to look and digest everything at the site - one of his pages states:
Noted anthropologist Margaret Mead once wrote "never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has."
That's what NMSTE is now - a small group of committed people out to change the world! (Maybe a bit over the top – but you get the idea.)
I talked to Jukes after his presentation today and he's actually doing some work with the Deming schools. He was there last week and will be back next month, I think. I'm going to recommend him as a keynote presenter for the New Mexico Library Association in the spring. Maybe we could get him to the K-12 Tech Summit or something similar?
I think he would make a great RETA Webinar guest.
Cool! When is he going to be in NM?
I forgot when he said he'd be back. I've got his e-mail and could write and ask.
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