Looking to collaborate with Google Wave
I just got my Google Wave invite and don't have anyone else at our school to wave with yet. Would anyone be willing to add me to their contacts so that I can do something besides look at all the really cool features? I would like to use it to share elementary technology-rich projects and get real-time feedback.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Tammy Moore on
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For those of you that do not yet have a Wave invite, how about you drop in to my Elluminate room this evening and I will do an application share tour? It isn't the same as getting to drive it with your own account, but I know if I didn't have an invite yet, I would be frothing at the mouth to at least get to see it a bit more.
Time: 7pm Central
Day: 11/17/09
Send an e-mail to me and I will send you a link to my Elluminate room (don't worry there is plenty of seating capacity). My e-mail is armoorefam@centurytel.net.
If you didn't catch this until after the event happened, e-mail me and if there is enough interest, I will run another session.
Tammy Moore
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Blackwell on -
It will be interesting to see how many teachers we can get using this technology. blaangs@googlewave.com
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Permalink Reply by Geoff St. Pierre on -
i use it that is one;
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Permalink Reply by Alan Stange on -
I have to talk to my tech department. Not only is Google Wave blocked, but my blog gadget did not work on the school computers.
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I took a look at your embedded wave excited to see what it was going to be like. I never got it to load. I am not so sure if it is a school blocking issue or a beta stage issue with Wave. Have you seen any other blogs yet with working Wave embeds?
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Permalink Reply by Kelly A. Kronfeld on -
My wave address is kakronfeld@googlewave.com. Please add me if you like. I am still trying to figure out how it works - thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Kelly A. Kronfeld on
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Tammy, are you talking about a Wave within a Wave? I am just trying to understand to what you are referring. That sounds tricky.
-Kelly
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Posting a Wave within a web page (blog, wiki, site, Moodle, etc). I am eying this feature maturing because I see lots of potential in it for my online classes that I teach once Wave goes public).
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Permalink Reply by Alan Stange on
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My embeded wave generally -- not always -- works at home. For me it is a school division issue. Likely it is a beta issue as well. I have not seen any other embeded gadgets.
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Permalink Reply by Brian Licata on -
My google wave is bvlicata@googlewave.com
Looking forward to working with some people on google wave, currently I know two people on wave but they are still quiet
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Permalink Reply by Verbena Wilburg on -
Hello Amy
I am more than ready and willing to have u invite me to wave with you. I am Verbena from Guyana. I lecture at our teacher training institution and we HAVE ONLY RECENTLY been introduced to the whole new world of ITC. It really is exciting. I noticed that to be a part of Google wave u have to be invited. So please invite me.
I have introduced my students to blogging and we are doing some work through Edmodo. I have set up a website from which they can access tasks and links to relevant support material. By the way my subject is Spanish methodology. email: vernawil@gmail .com
Hoping to hear from u soon.
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey Thomas on -
Kelly,
I have added you to several waves, one of which Tammy is part of--it will help you start to figure it all out.
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