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DABA: Evan Abbey

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I’m overdue on recognizing the next blog that I feel deserves a bigger audience (DABA).

This week I’d like to award the crimson megaphone to Evan Abbey, the Director of Online Learning for Heartland AEA 11 here in Iowa. Evan is a critical friend of mine and an important ally as we work to transition Iowa schools into the digital, global age. Here are a few highlights from Evan’s blog:

  • 21st century skills from a designer’s point of view
  • Rethinking giftedness
  • New technology high schools
  • 21st century skill: Unlearning
  • Depth of technology integration
  • 2020 vision

    • Also, Evan’s very best blogging is probably occurring in his series of Call to Action posts. Happy reading!

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