Hi Steve,
I started a discussion again and it still isn't on the front page. Are you featuring certain discussions? Usually the most recent one pops to the top.
I'm doing really well. I like my new job a lot (I'm the Director of Academic Technology at an Independent school). I've been presenting at a few conferences. Alan November is giving us space to do an edubloggercon before BLC again this year. I'm also going to be at NECC this summer for edubloggercon - I hope to see you there.
Hi Steve,
I started a discussion this about an hour ago and don't see it on the front page. Do you have to approve it before it will appear there?
-Liz
I understand your position but am saddened. When I have something (words or products) that are relevant to the situation which I am commenting on, I think it important that I share that.
However, I will take you action under advisement and, should I decide to post future comments, I will change my approach.
We already have the website of our project finished and we’d like to share it with you.
The goal of Bablingua is to offer good audiovisual materials filmed in Hispanic countries that can help teachers to enrich their classes. In the website there are short videos, long videos, vocabulary cards and a blog with free activities, games and new ideas for the foreign language class.
Please, visit us at : www.bablingua.com, and let us know your opinion, comments and ideas you have to improve it.
It was great meeting you too. I've already got my AP Art students up and using the private site I created yesterday. You said you had the name of another Art Teacher I might like to communicate with. Any info is appreciated. Thanks again.
Hi Steve,
It's Saturday so I am actually enjoying catching up with the classroom 2.0 community. I noticed that Nancy B won a huge grant for her district and that a couple of her Kids were even selected by the Google doodles folks. It got me to thinking.
What about a spot where these great accomplishments are recognized! Nancy never said a word I just ran across the entries when I check out her student blog. Educators so rarely get any real "Kuddos" because we focus on giving those to our kids. But perhaps recognizing some of these great web 2.0 educators would inspire others?
Hi Steve
i am trying to let everyone know about www.teenlivedrive.com for teenage driving education.
i noticed you seem to be real smart about 2.0 and i wondered if you like the site, could you send the link through your 2.0?
i hope you don't mind me asking...as i am trying to keep this
going for teenagers.
Paul
Wow! I just heard about this site and am excited to start exploring! I see that this site was built using Ning (which I also very recently discovered). I was very excited about creating a closed social network for my students, until I found out that my district blocks Ning and they won't unlock the subdomains for my individual classes (e.g. italianouno.ning.com). How were you able to create a Ning site without using the Ning.com domain? Maybe that is my solution to my school's filtering "problem." Thanks for sharing!
Hi Steve, I found a link the other day about an interview that you had with the executive director (I think????) of ning but can't find it again. Can you point me in the right direction?
Many thanks
Judy
I apologise if my idiosyncratic way of letting people know of a breakthrough product like Moodle Analytics has amounted to the sanctity of this really cool network for agents of social change. At times when you do a lot of study and effort behind a product, then a nice product like Moodle Analytics comes up which in every sense can change the performance perception of online classes , a natural excitation comes to yell at the world and say its here. So, may be my comments are a manifestation of such crazy behaviour. Hence, request you to accept my apology for this.
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I started a discussion again and it still isn't on the front page. Are you featuring certain discussions? Usually the most recent one pops to the top.
I'm doing really well. I like my new job a lot (I'm the Director of Academic Technology at an Independent school). I've been presenting at a few conferences. Alan November is giving us space to do an edubloggercon before BLC again this year. I'm also going to be at NECC this summer for edubloggercon - I hope to see you there.
Thanks for asking - how are you doing?
-Liz
I started a discussion this about an hour ago and don't see it on the front page. Do you have to approve it before it will appear there?
-Liz
I understand your position but am saddened. When I have something (words or products) that are relevant to the situation which I am commenting on, I think it important that I share that.
However, I will take you action under advisement and, should I decide to post future comments, I will change my approach.
Warmly,
Bob "The nonGeek Geek"
We already have the website of our project finished and we’d like to share it with you.
The goal of Bablingua is to offer good audiovisual materials filmed in Hispanic countries that can help teachers to enrich their classes. In the website there are short videos, long videos, vocabulary cards and a blog with free activities, games and new ideas for the foreign language class.
Please, visit us at : www.bablingua.com, and let us know your opinion, comments and ideas you have to improve it.
Alvaro and Laura
Bablingua
http://www.classroom20.com/group/virtualconferencesforeducatorsandparents
It's Saturday so I am actually enjoying catching up with the classroom 2.0 community. I noticed that Nancy B won a huge grant for her district and that a couple of her Kids were even selected by the Google doodles folks. It got me to thinking.
What about a spot where these great accomplishments are recognized! Nancy never said a word I just ran across the entries when I check out her student blog. Educators so rarely get any real "Kuddos" because we focus on giving those to our kids. But perhaps recognizing some of these great web 2.0 educators would inspire others?
Just a thought I had worth sharing?
I would greatly appreciate it.
Blessings
"E"
aka
The Boss
www.thekartelnetwork.com
i am trying to let everyone know about www.teenlivedrive.com for teenage driving education.
i noticed you seem to be real smart about 2.0 and i wondered if you like the site, could you send the link through your 2.0?
i hope you don't mind me asking...as i am trying to keep this
going for teenagers.
Paul
Many thanks
Judy
I apologise if my idiosyncratic way of letting people know of a breakthrough product like Moodle Analytics has amounted to the sanctity of this really cool network for agents of social change. At times when you do a lot of study and effort behind a product, then a nice product like Moodle Analytics comes up which in every sense can change the performance perception of online classes , a natural excitation comes to yell at the world and say its here. So, may be my comments are a manifestation of such crazy behaviour. Hence, request you to accept my apology for this.
Regards,
Sanjib
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