As we get ready for NAEA14 in San Diego, it is time to plan for something that is just as important as going - getting the shirt to make the statement. After much discussion and debate on Twitter, here is something I whipped up in tribute to one of my favorite childhood game shows (WITWI Carmen SanDiego?) and two of icons of art (thanks again, Holly, for the inspiration). 

If you would like to show your #artsed PLN pride, download either the Dali or Nerdy Lisa and go to www.customink.com to get it printed on a Red shirt. You will have to do it soon to get it in time for the conference. There has yet to be a decision on when we will wear these, but it should be figured out soon (probably on Twitter). So stay tuned and hopefully we can have the same amount of fun we did last year in our Super shirts! 

Today was a pretty exciting. Not only did a student greet me first hour with an affirmative statement declaring that I am a good teacher, I was also able to give another student their copy of SchoolArts Magazine that features their work and spend some time with Dan Spencer to talk about my upcoming session at the Connected Education Unconference in April! 

If you are interested in hearing how I have navigated my classroom through the digital/traditional continuum and learning more about how you can, too, please come to the Unconference April 26th. If you are on the fence, here is a little preview of what you might expect to explore more about: 

I will also be presenting at MACUL on March 13th at 2:30 on the topics of blended learning and March 14th on Video Production at 11:30 and 1:1 classrooms at 1. I will also be presenting at NAEA in San Diego at the end of March. I look forward to sharing ideas and learning at MACUL and the Unconference this Spring!