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At 2:12pm on February 20th, 2008, Connie Weber said…: Ed,
Your comment made my week1 Congratulations--wonderful!!
This is so exciting. I hope you'll make a big post about it when you get the chance, both here and at Fireside.
Having communities for professional learning has made all the difference for me, too--and for so many people I send thanks to Steve for founding this site, and for everyone who reaches out with support and encouragement to their online colleagues.
I love your emphasis on civic culture. It's been a great inspiration. Please share what you are learning and proposing about building sustainable initiatives in education. Thank you for being such a leader in this.
Thank you so much for the good news and for the warmth of your note, which is validating the work we put into caring for each other, caring to know about what's going on, caring to learn what we're all up to in our endeavors to make a difference!

At 11:56am on February 11th, 2008, Andrew said…: Thanks, Ed.

At 10:47am on January 29th, 2008, William Meltebrink said…: Good Luck. Let me know how it goes. I teach in High School. I'm open to any suggestions you might have.
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At 9:12am on January 29th, 2008, William Meltebrink said…: Where and what subjects to your teach?

At 6:17pm on January 22nd, 2008, Lynn Marentette said…: A great resource is the Cambridge Handbook on Multimedia Learning.

At 6:14pm on January 22nd, 2008, Lynn Marentette said…: Ed,

I have some scholarly references somewhere on one of my blogs. It is from 2006 - here is the Mega List of Resources and References

At 3:48pm on January 10th, 2008, Ed Jones said…: Oh, thats too bad. What is a year end break without freezing rain, temps zigzagging from 10-60, endless gray clouds upon clouds?! And no ice fishing!

At 3:41pm on January 10th, 2008, Christen Jacobs said…: Yep, we get about six weeks. Most people go to the beach. Some watch cricket. Far too hot for football.

At 6:26pm on January 7th, 2008, Christen Jacobs said…: Hi Ed, Hope the game went well. You need to be in a good frame of mind for Indigo's games. I desperately want to solve this puzzle. I am stuck. You would appear to be someone who could help. I found the article referred to by entering "Julius Caesar" 'romans in britain" and "report to rome" The article I found contained quotes. I went for the first one I found which was a colour, but if you read on, there's a much better answer. Then I was able to convert it to hex (I had no prior knowledge of what this was) by going back to the original discussion in binary. I would have about one hundredth of your programming knowledge and about the same of history knowledge. You are far better placed to do this than me, and I am still hopeful that I can do something like this with my students. Talk about optimism.

At 12:07pm on December 13th, 2007, indigo196 said…: The district is roughly 5500 students with 9 school buildings, an administration building and a bus garage. I support all the buildings - but my support is focused on the middle/high school buildings. I work with five other technicians, but on the Windows side I manage all but two of the servers. One of the Apple techs manages four or five servers as well. The district has roughly 2600 computers (Apple 1200 and Windows 1400).

I also do some programming for the district (.net) and just received some Forensics training.

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