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I wonder what impact podcasts have had on global communication. I wonder how ideas--shared people to people--have been effected via podcasts. I wonder if I will use the "This I Belive" format for my students. It might be a good jumping in point. I like th
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Getting Started in Classroom 2.0
Ready to start regular blogging. Have been dabbling
here and there. How many blogs shall I mainatin? It's time to make one
of my blogs my edublog. Which shall it be? Then feed it to other
like-minded communities I follow....hmmm. Too many services to choose
from.
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You bring us a less edgy, maturer perspective on education and its reform. I like your blog's byline, "nobody asked me but...". Let your voice be heard here, too.
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