"Hard to tell how it will grow and scale. However, i can see two advantages already: If you have a "group" set in your contacts (such as a student group or class) you can "buzz" them directly. You could create a buzz for a very…"
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Dave Griffing commented on Vahid Masrour's group Google Buzz for education"Buzz is interesting thus far. I have just begun experimenting with my family and friends to learn how it can be used best within our school system. It is kind of a cross between facebook and twitter/blog conceptually. I know that is in its infancy…"
"1) Google Wave starts out as a simple multi-chat: several people can chat together (provided they have accounts). There's a unique plus: you can edit the chat, every single participation of the chat.
2) Then it starts looking like a super…"
"Wikis are meant to be used as tools to co-create documents. Blogs are meant to be used as a publishing tool of (relatively) short texts.
If you are interested in publishing short ideas that you think are ready for public consumption, a blog is the…"
"I'm with Jill too.
Upload to google docs, then share the resulting link onto your blog. Actually, you can even embed your doc into the post, which makes it even easier to access.
Let me know if you need more detailed instructions."
"Is there a Wave set for Classroom 2.0 yet? I'd love to participate. My Google Wave ID is vahidm"
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