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My blog is back Hi Group, After a year's hiatus, my blog is back up. Please check it out here. Thank you. Jim Lerman Started by Jim Lerman in Introductions	0	Jan 20, 2008
My blog is back Hi Group, After a year's hiatus, my blog is back. Please check it out here. Thank you. Jim Lerman Started by Jim Lerman in Introductions	0	Jan 20, 2008
Library of Congress Meet Flickr Part 2 I reported yesterday that the LOC has teamed up with Flickr. Here is what the LOC blogster, Matt Raymond, has to say about the first two da… Started by Nancy Bosch in News or Noteworthy	3	Jan 20, 2008 Reply by Nancy Bosch
Does your library have a blog? We recently ran into this site-- http://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net/links/index.php?title=School_libraries. The site consists of a listing… Started by Sue Palmer in Philosophy / Pedagogy	4	Jan 20, 2008 Reply by Sue Palmer
gardening Hello All, Does anyone have gardening links they like, about gardening in school, in the classroom, gardening for science lessons, gardeni… Started by Connie Weber in Help or Feedback Needed	16	Mar 13, 2009 Reply by Connie Weber
Urgent! Students(or anyone) can still see your private profile pictures on Myspace! So I don't want to get into the whole, whether or not teachers should have Myspace or not. But I do want to mention that there is a website… Started by Scott Walker in News or Noteworthy	0	Jan 18, 2008
Smartboard, document camera, lab of laptops, and World History I'm looking for practical ways to take these bits of hardware and transform how students interact with the subject of World History. Do you… Started by Drew McAllister in Help or Feedback Needed	11	Aug 27, 2010 Reply by Brian Mannix
comments on blog Is there a way for students to post comments to a blog post without being able to read other student comments? For example I would like to… Started by Darin in Help or Feedback Needed	6	Jan 28, 2008 Reply by Jeff O'Hara
Teaching in the Global Village : Invitation to an international online-course!! We are a bunch of teachers from Austria, Italy and Taiwan who are planning a new learning experience for ourselves: We would like to jump i… Started by erika hummer in Conferences and Workshops	0	Jan 18, 2008
The Impatience of the Google Generation This is on Slashdot this morn. "As a fifty-something professor who teaches introductory computer science, I am very aware that the twenty-… Started by Ed Jones in Philosophy / Pedagogy	2	Jan 18, 2008 Reply by Connie Weber