Wow, it's been a long time since I came into Classroom 2.0 and added to the site in any way. I have been so busy with other tasks. I started my own blogsite and have been working on that. I have written articles for Terry Freedman and Steve Hargedon. I have interned at the Webcast Academy, learning to produce and host online shows. And, of course, I've been busy with school.

So I wonder now, does Classroom 2.0 still have a place in my life? It was my jumping off point into the world of online collaboration and helped me make many fabulous, lasting connections. But will it still help me with my goals?

I came back because I am setting things up for a class I am teaching on Web 2.0 applications. I plan on having my students begin as I did, right here. Creating a page, taking part in discussion forums, joining groups, and meeting people.

And what I realized when I came back is that, yes, Classroom 2.0 still meets my needs. I can still connect with like-minded people, still get involved in thought-provoking conversations, and still play with exciting tools. And the interesting thing is, so many of the friends I have in Second Life, the Webcast Academy, twitter, etc. are the same friends I have here. So, Classroom 2.0, I'm back and excited to be here! Did you miss me?

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JoNelle Comment by JoNelle on September 16, 2007 at 7:48pm
Hi Lisa, I have missed you in here - welcome back! Beginning another new year has been packed with web 20 tools thanks to the many positive and generous educators- like you. Skype us sometime!
Ginger Lewman Comment by Ginger Lewman on September 19, 2007 at 2:29am
This is interesting! You, Kelly Christopherson, and I have all decided to come back to CR2.0 this weekend and begin reading/posting after about a month's hiatus! I wonder what brought us all back at the same time?

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