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Yes it sounds dirty... I read this article this morning in the Wall Street Journal, which is odd...primarily because it was the Wall Street Journal, and decidedly paper-based. But anyhow, the author was writing about Facebook, social networking and all that jazz. I learned a few things:
Liveblogging Educause 2007 How sad and how web 2.0y of me to do this, but I thought it would be a nice experiment. Attending the Educause conference in Seattle right now and sitting in on a session about faculty training in learning management systems...most likely annoying the person sitting next to me with my tictacky typing. How many people are reading over my shoulder right now?
Musings on Blogs
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What this is...I don't even know what this blog is for.... It's stream of consciousness mostly, along with some interesting tid bits here and there about educational technology, graphic design, and other random junk. Consider it the musings of someone behind a keyboard, balancing work, school, art, geekery, and sanity. Searchtwitter.com/snaggle/
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We are talking about social networking and blogs/other environments that are prominent on the internet right now. At my own employ, I have long been pushing for the use of blogs in education. Teachers need to collaborate, but there's a wall that's encountered when we think about breaking it out to kids.