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James Mikolajczyk
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Anyone want to talk about integrating American Literature and Web 2.0?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Carolyn Foote Aug. 24, 2007.
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Welcome to my online site.
Well, I am trying to expand my educational network. While I would consider myself fairly tech-savvy, I am still a noob when it comes to integrating that technology within my classroom walls. I do a little bit (my iPod is playing between class (and sometimes during) with music that the students may find relevant or nostalgic, I use a projector to display PowerPoint’s, we record audacity files, watch YouT…
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I had my AP kids blog last year, but I would love to do something more collaborative with them or my Am Lit kids. Wiki, perhaps?
Let's keep in touch this year...I think there are some possibilities.