@PearsonOLE Chats with @JeffBradbury from @TeacherCast
Back in July of 2011, while working as a high school orchestra and music theory teacher in Philadelphia, Jeff Bradbury single-handedly started TeacherCast, a teacher resources website and podcast series. In just over a year, TeacherCast has grown an organic following of over 400,000 people, and it continues to grow. I recently sat down with [...]
@TeacherCast live interviews from #Techspo! by @JeffBradbury #NJED
On Jan 31-Feb 1, I had the pleasure and privilege of attending TECHSPO, the largest and premiere technology conference for New Jersey School Administrators. More than 800 educators were in attendance. Below is a YouTube playlist of the interviews we broadcasted from the convention floor. For more information on how you can have TeacherCast at [...]
Please vote for TeacherCast in the Edublog Awards #eddies12 #edchat
It’s that time of year where we turn our attention to the Edublog awards. I am very blessed and humbled by the three nominations that I have received for TeacherCast. Please consider voting for TeacherCast in our three categories: Podcast, Group Blog, and New Blog. Thank you and have a happy safe holiday.
TeacherCast visits RM Bacon Elementary School
The Setup On November 15, TeacherCast invaded RM Bacon Elementary School in Millville New Jersey. Bacon principal Dr. Spike Cook, a friend of mine, invited me to come spend a day with his school and talk to his staff about TeacherCast and how I share it with the world. After a bit of discussion and [...]
A Celebration of Connected Educators by @MsLHall
In this third and final post of the “Staying Connected with TeacherCast” series, our focus will turn to the wealth of information, knowledge and expertise offered by our very own industrious and innovative teaching colleagues from around the world. Many of these colleagues are educators just like you and I whose passion for teaching is [...]
Create your very own Twitter account! by @JeffBradbury
Launching today is the first in a series of Educational Videos from TeacherCast creator Jeff Bradbury designed to help educators learn about Social Media. Intro to Twitter Pt 1: Creating Your Account takes educators through the first steps of creating their twitter account to finding the best resources to grow their Professional Learning Networks.
Staying Connected With TeacherCast by @MsLHall
To continue to grow as an educator, it is important to get connected and stay connected. Not only is it essential to nurture current teaching contacts but it is also important to continue to build your PLN (Personal Learning Network). Doing so can be difficult for some educators however. To aid in this process, a [...]
@TeacherCast Launches a “Complete Professional Development Network” at #NJAET Conference
On Saturday, October 19, Jeff Bradbury, creator of TeacherCast unveiled the brand new TeacherCast.net experience at the NJAET Conference. This “Complete Professional Development Network” as he described it offers a one stop website for educators to visit when searching for educational resources. In addition to a brand new dynamic user experience Bradbury also announced the launching of two additional components of TeacherCast. [...]
First ever #SatChat Live featuring @ScottRRoco @BCurrie5 @WKrakower @CoolCatTeacher @NMHS_Principal
On Saturday October 13, 2012, Eric Sheninger, principal of New Milford High School hosted the Edscape Conference. This all day conference was an amazing event for all. The day was kicked off with the first ever live #Satchat hosted by Scott Rocco, Brad Currie and Bill Krakower. We had almost 20 educators in the audience [...]
@TeacherCast Podcast with @JeffreyBradbury by @MsLHall
Staying connected with one’s Professional Learning Network (PLN) is a critical component in the ongoing pursuit of improving personal teaching practices. To take full advantage of your PLN however, it is important to maintain a consistent pattern of engagement. For some educators, establishing that habitual routine can be difficult unless an universal resource is available. [...]




