My new gig has me working in Microsoft 365. I know this doesn’t make me unique: a quick Google suggests that over 1.3 million US companies use the product, so […]
Again, it’s time to make a change
My time at Hillel Yeshiva has come to an end. As of the new school year, I’ll be joining the team at the Yeshivah of Flatbush’s Joel Braverman High School.
Statistical musings on LeBron and the rest of the universe
I did some statistical analysis. Using Basketball Reference, I pulled the top-ten all-time NBA/ABA leaders in each of the following categories: I then analyzed the number of times players appeared […]
A School Tech Director’s Response to the WWDC 2022 Keynote
I’m moving in order, using this summary at ZDNet as my guide, if you want to follow along. TL;DR: Freeform, Continuity Camera and iCloud Share Photo Libraries are exciting additions […]
How to talk to GAM
An introduction to working with Google Admin Manager, a command-line interface to the Google Admin Console
Automating the sharing of Google Sheets data
We all know that we can share Google Sheets with people but, at least in my life, those people are often not regular spreadsheet users, so they aren’t comfortable opening […]
Students, not Technology
A short piece published in the November, 2012 issue of EdJewtopia, a monthly newsletter on complementary Jewish education published by PELIE, the Partnership for Effective Learning and Innovative Education. It followed up […]
Teaching Talmud with Technology
I just had a remarkable conversation with a remarkable teacher about the remarkable things he and his remarkable students are doing with remarkable tools at a remarkable school. Can I […]
A Case for Educational Technology
A short explanation of what I call “The Learning Equation,” inspired by Daphne Koller’s Death Knell for the Lecture: Technology as a Passport to Personalized Education, published in the New York […]