Reading This Week: Data Management

It's been a busy week, stuffed full of responsibilities that demand attention beyond the normal daily schedule. Despite not writing several intended posts, I was able to get some reading in. In addition to finishing Don't Cosplay With My Heart I was able to squeeze in The Iron Giant. Here are some of the online articles I found interesting this week:

• Pre-Reflections on the April 2018 Oklahoma Teacher Walkout
  A teacher/father shares his personal perspective on the issues at hand. 
• Interview with Colin Wright
  A bullet journal author interviews a minimalist travel writer.
• Flipped Learning and HyperDocs: Reflections from my Classroom
  A teacher reflects on how the use of hyperlinks has helped students get more out of each lesson.
• What Churches Can Learn from Facebook Data Controversy
  A great reminder that our data is collected in a multitude of ways and that everyone is responsible to use that data ethically.
• Sewing Buttons
  Observation from a new blog I'm following on the synthesizing of data access and thoughtful contemplation. The Internet does not have to dumb us down, but we need to actively engage.
• Google Drive is Not Going Away
  Explanation of upcoming changes to how Google Drive syncs to your device.
• How to Keep Your Students (and Teachers) Safe on Facebook
  Practical steps every school can take to protect the data and privacy of their constituents.
• Future-ready education: The lessons students need to learn aren't taught by textbooks
  Great reminder that some of the greatest education we can provide is through engagement.