Please share a little bit about yourself. Help the readers understand the context of where you “come from”. Think of this as a mini-bio section. How does Apple software or hardware connect to your career and daily work. Here you introduce yourself and the project/s that you are currently working on.

2- Steps: What steps did you take to begin your particular project/initiative/pilot/etc.?

What goals did you have at the beginning? What actions did you take to get started? Who did you reach out to for acquiring the tools or resources that you needed?

3- Strengths: What are the “strengths” of your current project/initiative/pilot/etc.?

What has been working well for you? What has been helpful for you to reach your intended goals? What are the benefits of your current program structure?

4- Stumbles: What are the areas that have caused you or your “team” to stumble?

What has not been working well for you? How have your plans changed? What are some of the weaknesses of your current program structure?

5- Support: What support did/do you utilize to help you overcome the “stumbles” and improve the “strengths”?

What resources do you use? Who, or where, in your “network” do you turn to? What advice have you received from others?

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6- Hardware: What do you use?

What hardware do you use at home or away from the classroom? What do you like about it and what do you wish was better?

7- Software: What do you use?

What software programs are critical to your work-flow? Share your favorites and why you suggest them to readers of edu.Mac.nation.

8- iPhone/iPod Touch: Mobile

Do you own an iPhone or iPod Touch? What applications do you suggest for others?