Thank You Steve: "Big News from Ning: Ad-Free Student Networks"
No more "Pimp You Site" Google Ads showing up in my classroom!
This is greatly appreciated,
Thanks!
Info on Steve's Blog here.
This is greatly appreciated,
Thanks!
Info on Steve's Blog here.
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Permalink Reply by Connie Weber on
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Fantastic! A giant step forward! Applause! Thanks so much for all the proactive work, Steve!
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Permalink Reply by Claude Almansi on
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Joining my thanks to Connie's and David's, Steve. With the Noi Media work groups, we are about to do 3 workshops about online collaboration tools with teachers at vocational schools (grades 9-12). And the possibility for them to create ad-free Ning networks for their classes is great.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hargadon on -
The response to this announcement has been really positive, and I'm super-glad to have been a part of it. And let's give credit where it is due: to Gina and Athena at Ning, and to Julie Lindsay and Vicki Davis from the Flat Classrooms project, where cultural taboos really brought the discussion home.
So have fun and keep experimenting with Ning!
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