Google Waves Projects of Teachers of Google Wave Members
If you have begun, have joined in, or want to recommend public Waves to other members here feel free to let everyone know here in this thread.
There may be non-public Waves too. Perhaps you are involved in a Wave that the participants do not want to make fully public but they do want to know who would like to be added in to the Wave from here. Give a description and ask people to respond that want to be added to that Wave.
There may be non-public Waves too. Perhaps you are involved in a Wave that the participants do not want to make fully public but they do want to know who would like to be added in to the Wave from here. Give a description and ask people to respond that want to be added to that Wave.
Tags: Wave
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Permalink Reply by Tim Musgrave on -
Matthew, that seems like an awesome web project... but I'm deterred from joining because I can't see what you do.
Every time I click on something it forces me to the sign-up page... and like many users, I've signed in to so many things I ask myself why should I sign in to yours, especially as I can't see anything.
Maybe a 'tour' video is in order?
Not a criticism (well, if it is it's constructive), I just thought you'd like an opinion. -
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Permalink Reply by Rangoo Srinivas on
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Phonics Games - http://go.askrangoo.com/phonics
This is a shortened link that will redirect to the Google Wave on Phonics Games
Wave is accessible for every one now :-) No invitation needed. -
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Permalink Reply by Tim Musgrave on
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I just tried signing up... but it's for teachers only in the US?
Bit unfair isn't it? -
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Permalink Reply by Seeker on -
Here's a public wave where you can view and download a Google Wave Cheatsheet: http://goo.gl/nGsD (available in English, French, and Spanish)
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