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At 10:26pm on December 28, 2008, Bob Cotter said…
I thought I joined earlier today, but perhaps I had a problem doing that. I know the map wouldn't work for me. I'll give it another go.
At 6:10pm on December 28, 2008, Bryan SCHOLES said…
Hi Sue:
The Frappr map appears to be okay with my MacBook. I just let it load for about 10 minutes and eventually it came up - I thought that because it hadn't loaded after about 5 minutes that there was a problem.
Thanks for looking into it, though - Bryan
At 8:43am on December 28, 2008, Jeff said…
I think I'm in. Thanks for the invite Sue. Happy New Year.
At 7:20am on December 28, 2008, Pat Cook said…
Hi Sue.

I don't know if kids are basically lazy, or non-imaginative. Either way, I love when they stretch themselves mentally to create something original, as offbeat as it is.
At 5:39am on December 28, 2008, Bryan SCHOLES said…
Hi Sue - I am not sure what to expect for the map. I can see a "blank" map and get a message to the effect that it is loading but it never gets to a point where I can see individuals or add my own information. I am using a MacBook with Leopard - is there something I need to know or do? Cheers, Bryan
At 12:10am on December 28, 2008, Dr. Nellie Deutsch said…
Sue,
After connecting with Alan Watts ideas on chaos, nothing can surprise me.
I am interested in using chaos theory for instruction and learning.

Thank you for the info.

Happy New Year,
Nellie
At 11:19pm on December 27, 2008, Patrick Payne said…
Hi Susan:
The Can/Mashup sounds like a good idea
At 4:50pm on December 27, 2008, Dr. Nellie Deutsch said…
Chaos Theory book? Can you explain? I am very interested in chaos as a way to creativity.
At 4:38pm on December 27, 2008, Dr. Nellie Deutsch said…
Hi Sue,
What a lovely butterfly.
At 12:41pm on December 27, 2008, Steve Lowe said…
Acutally I work for SD36 as well. Don Christian to be exact. I have mentored for TLite but I'm currently doing the Masters in Ed Tech at SFU. A very interesting contrast between the two. TLite is infinitely more practical where by the MEd. is very theoretical.
At 11:38am on December 27, 2008, James Dykstra said…
Well, Sue, I'm looking forward to see what Canadians sharing ideas can create. Things are definitely different for us than for our cousins south of the border, so an area where we can talk could be a good thing.

BTW, I found it interesting that you grew up in Winnipeg and now live in Surrey. I, by contrast, was born across the river from you in New Westminster and now live in Winnipeg. There's a weird symmetry there.
At 10:53am on December 27, 2008, Brad Ovenell-Carter said…
Hi Sue,

Thanks for the note and the Posterous idea. I've already had a look at P and I'll give it a try in the new year (see my plans http://ovenell-carter.com/blog/?p=136).

I like the idea of a Cdn mashup. Where/how do I join?

BOC
At 10:12am on December 27, 2008, Aaron Ball said…
Hi Sue

I'm from Edmonton Alberta. Please send me information about how I can join up. I always find it difficult to find Canadian content and having a group would certainly help in cutting the work load and help create lots of discussion.

Yes, my students are supposed to blog daily but we've been distracted lately. It is a great way for them to summarize their day (then parents have lots to talk about!)
At 10:19am on December 19, 2008, samccoy said…
Yes, I see the imagery and the metaphor. I was impressed with the technical detail, especially in the way the butterfly is bending. Kudos to your student.
At 9:27am on December 18, 2008, samccoy said…
I am in awe of your profile picture. I saw you reference to the Giveaway of the Day and science reference. Very cool.

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