In a previous post, I suggested the power of symbols being above metaphors, pictures and words. I'd like to suggest a possible new symbol for library science...

Never underestimate the power of having a resident scientist/engineer at your school. Mr. Steven Newell and his band of explorers sent a rover to Mars this week...

I spent some time reflecting on our work with various wireless technologies and it made me think about what a fine job our network engineers have done...

This May, I will join a student trip from Arapahoe High School to journey to China in an effort to explore new relationships...

I keep a Google reader gadget on my iGoogle homepage and one of my feeds is from the Colorado Association of Libraries. They just posted a comment by an anonymous blogger who stated that "the bookshelf is the information source of last resort..."

Sometimes it is a good idea to go back to old writings (including old blog entries) to see how things have improved over time. I came back across a blog post I wrote in 2005 that laments a good sub-laptop option for schools. Nice to see progress in the market:

Sunday was Dr. Suess' birthday so I traveled to East Elementary to share the Lorax with second grade students there...

This week, I visited Runyon Elementary School and Euclid Middle School to see how they are delpoying nComputing...

Totally unauthorized, this picture might be useful when Karl Fisch runs for office...

At the 2007 CASE Convention last August, Daniel Pink (best-selling author of A Whole New Mind) addressed the membership with his views on the new global economy.