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At 10:34pm on August 30, 2009, Brandon Wiley said…
Hi Sue,

It's been some time, but you may remember me?? I was the Social Studies Coordinator at Erie 1 BOCES and came to Akron to work a few times. I have stumbled upon your page here and I can say I am very impressed (although, not surprised at all)! I'm trying to get some of my teachers in West Seneca to start using Classroom2.0 to collaborate and share. So glad I was able to reconnect with you and say hello!

Brandon
At 9:34am on July 18, 2009, Mark Cruthers said…
Hi Sue,

I received your email and checked out the video. I think your helping to state the future on education. Technology will become an intregal part in the future.

I'd like to invite you to an online showcase that I'm doing on wiziq. Maybe this is the way things will be done in the near future.

At 6:23pm on January 24, 2009, Jack said…
Hi Sue. I was wondering if you and your students would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. If not, perhaps you have some educator contacts you could direct me to. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!
At 11:47am on December 3, 2008, Mark Cruthers said…
Hi Sue

I recommend you take a look at authorstream's web based power point presentation platform. It has a ppt podcast feature that might work for you.

I also recommend, since you're interested in web tools for learning, to take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom. It has a bunch of features that might work for your students as well.
At 1:43pm on July 28, 2008, Bobby said…
Thank you so much......I have signed up for both of the resources you suggested. If you ever want to discuss what mystery maze is exactly on my podcast, let me know.
Take care....I look forward to checking your site out:)
At 12:19pm on July 28, 2008, kosh said…
I am from Ghana and I'm just here to learn, contribute as well as link up with like-minded people who will be willing to share their experiences as well as help in spreading the concept of distance learning and adult education to Africa, which lags behind as far as education is concerned. My company has developed a television program called 'ADULTS IN EDUCATION' which is used in teaching,especially adults, how to read and write as well as general tips on how to take care of oneself. We also treat social issues as well. Television is still the widest means of disseminating information to the rural folks ere in Ghana
At 8:07am on April 21, 2008, Remona Estep said…
¡Hola! Glad to be invited to your circle. Only recently have I learned to podcast and after a discussion with Dr. Lowell last eve have a better understanding of RSS and podcasting. I am looking forward to learning more about podcasting and uses for my Spanish classroom.
At 10:48pm on March 4, 2008, Cynthia Medina said…
Hi Sue, and thanks for the invite! I just joined ipodeducators and hope to learn lots from it.
At 5:15am on March 4, 2008, Meghan Connelly said…
Hi Sue. I am really impressed by what you are doing and I am excited to implement some new ideas into my classroom. I thought you might be interested in checking out my site at www.SEEdebate.org. I am the founder of the site - we are a free current events discussion tool. We try to make it as easy as possible for teachers to use - and students are motivated by the social networking aspect of the site. I look forward to more of your ideas!!
At 7:08pm on February 24, 2008, Cindy Seibel said…
Hi Sue. I saw your reply to Lorna's message about Parents as Partners. I connected with Lorna earlier - I am a master's students working in parent engagement. I'd love to see your resources in my wiki - Parent 2.0 that I've created for the work. It seems a much better and lasting alternative than writing papers!

Best regards,
Cindy
At 10:12am on February 24, 2008, Art Wolinsky said…
Thanks for the friend invite, Sue. I actually started my teaching career with at risk kids back in 1969. (Dating myself there.) That was back in the day before ADD, classifications, and all the paperwork jungle of today's world. That first year was the toughest, most rewarding year of my teaching career. I'm semi-retired now, devoting a lot of volunteer time to keeping kids safe online with WiredSafety.org. My internet safety blog is at http://www.3dwriting.com/wiredsafety/blog and my personal blog is http://www.3dwriting.com/tlrr . Stop by and take a look around.
At 10:01am on February 24, 2008, Sue Palmer said…
Great! Nice content in your blog-- You are in my favorites! I have also just launched a new Ning for podcasters if you are interested. I literally opened it up just minutes ago. It is called iPod Educators and can be found here! http://ipodeducators.ning.com/ I will be posting about it here soon.

Thanks.

Sue
At 9:40am on February 24, 2008, Nikos Aman said…
Thanks for the invitation, i would like to collaborate with you, intereasting stuff. Please visit my blog and comment if you like: http://nikosaman.blogspot.com

Nikos
At 4:06am on February 24, 2008, Bill Gaskins said…
Thanks for inviting me to be a part of your PLC. I look forward to learning with you. Bill
At 8:43am on February 23, 2008, Daniel Bassill said…
I've actually been mentoring a group in the Rochester area to help them form a tutor/mentor connection strategy. Thus, if you can begin to use your skills to share, or improve, some of the ideas I'm promoting, you can have a direct impact in such a strategy growing in your area.

I do an email newsletter which I encourage you to subscribe to, via the T/MC web site. This way you'll receive the same information I'm sending to other people in upstate NY.

It would be great to get geographically focused groups who also focus on the same issues, to begin to connect in places like Ning.com. Maybe by working together you could help such a group form of people I know, and you know, who come from the same area.
At 5:05pm on February 22, 2008, Daniel Bassill said…
Hi Sue, I work with at-risk kids in Chicago, via a non-school, volunteer based tutor/mentor program. I maintain an on-line web library for people who are looking for ideas about volunteer-based programs, or who want to volunteer or donate to some of the different programs in the Chicago region. The web site is http://www.tutormentorconnection.org . I blog about the issues at http;//tutormentor.blogspot.com
At 1:56pm on January 12, 2008, Esther Lojo-Escalante said…
Thanks for the welcoming message, and congrats on your site. Good stuff!
At 12:10pm on December 27, 2007, Larry Ferlazzo said…
Thanks for comment. I check your site out...
At 12:16am on November 16, 2007, Hans Feldmeier said…
Hi and welcome from Germany!
Greetings
Hans
At 9:29pm on November 14, 2007, Sue Palmer said…
I am excited about joining this community! I am very much committed to collaboration and sharing the work I do. It is really refreshing to see a group such as this with the same vision. I hope you will take a minute to see our website, give some feedback on it, and hopefully join us! Launched not even a month, we are seeing alot of use by students and teachers already in the content areas covered. We are using Camtasia to create the podcasts in US History and Ancient World History on the site, and have had success with it. Do others have similar experience?

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