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Microblogging platform Edmodo in alpha

We offer messaging to groups (classes & activities), messaging to all your classes, messaging to individual students, assignment posting, embeded media posting, file uploads, picture uploads &a... Continue

Tagged: blog, education, edmodo, twitter, 2.0

Added a reply Mar 4

Microblogging platform Edmodo in alpha

Thanks for posting this, I have not posted about Edmodo on Classroom 2.0 yet as I don't want the appearance that I am only participating in Classroom 2.0 to make money, but if somebody else brings ... Continue

Tagged: blog, education, edmodo, twitter, 2.0

Added a post Mar 3

Screen Casting

I forgot about this one. Good reminder for people that don't want to pay for a tool. I've used it before and it does the job. -Jeff

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Hometown:: Batavia, IL

School / Work Affiliation: CUSD200.org & edmodo.com

About Me:: I am a web developer for http://cusd200.org and building an education web 2.0 startup in my spare time at http://edmodo.com.

My wife is a high school science teacher at http://kaneland.org .

Blog:: blog.zemote.com

Website:: www.edmodo.com

Favored IM Account:: zemote4

Skype Account:: zemote

Twitter Account:: zemote

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At 10:12pm on May 12th, 2008, Matt Crowe said…: Hi,
I'm an educator from Australia working with some web 2.0 programs with teachers and students. At my school we are currently manipulating the NING source code to make it more friendly for Education purposes, mainly to remove functions where students can invite outsiders into the group as well as improving some basic security and usablility functions. One major one is bulk uploading users from our schools domain. I'm writing to find out if you know of anyone that has tried to host the NING code from a school based websrv. I don't know to much about the legality but my research seems to suggest that this would be OK under the NING's userguide directions. Anyhow, if you know anyone or anything that I could talk to about this it would be most appreciated. I actually have a group of students who are working with me on the code so it has already been a really rewarding and interesting project.

At 6:50am on May 3rd, 2008, Remona Estep said…: Dear Jeff,

I don't have much experience with CR20 and I am writing an ethnography on it for a grad class. Some of the topics that I am having trouble reporting about are rules and mores that govern behavior and how decisions are made on CR20. Any help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

At 1:19pm on March 4th, 2008, Matt Long said…: well done. I'm a canon guy so I'm forever frustrated attempting to figure out how to get my hotshoe off the darn camera. pocket wizards? Canon line of site option...ebay triggers..
I have yet to really do anything. The image above was a 10 second exposure. Just popped flash 2 times. So, tell me about your tool.

At 8:02pm on December 22nd, 2007, John said…: Hay Jeff, Great to be part of the "Classrom2.0" Network. You seem like a priddy cool guy and I am looking forward to getting to know you and will be cool to added as one of your friends.

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