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At 3:36am on January 28, 2016, Photographe - Cameraman Samir said…: I'm discovering your website classroom20.com, and thanks for your personal investisment in this platform. :)

(Sorry for my language, I'm learning english language :) )

Sam.

At 9:44am on August 5, 2015, Erin Reeder said…: My apologies! I'm still trying to figure everything out. I have edited my article and removed company link. I know now not to include it in any posts. Thanks for your help!

At 4:03pm on September 24, 2014, Michelle Vroom said…: Hi Steve -- I removed the links to the eSV blog, but kept examples of teachers exhibiting the suggested tips. Also, there is a link to a secondary reference. Eager to hear your feedback!

At 10:18am on September 22, 2014, Michelle Vroom said…: Understood... And thanks for the reply. Can I remove the links from the blog I submitted? It's the first time out of the gate here for me and want to be sure to comply.

At 11:23pm on June 25, 2013, nishatkashir said…: hi Steve, I am Nishat Kashir and working as a Mathematics curruculum coordinator. While training the teachers the barriers in the successful implementation of ICT in teaching are their incompetencies, lack of moyivation and confidence in using new technologies. A lot of training and motivation is required.

Would you kindly share the kind of barriers you see in your institution and how you deal with those issues

At 7:42am on June 14, 2013, AizaUmair said…: Hi, Steve I am from Pakistan. I am an Early years teacher.I need your help in replying to my question on discussion forum. I hope that you will help me in this regard.

At 7:46pm on February 1, 2013, Kristina Stoney said…: Thanks Steve! That's terrific feedback. Sometimes I'm beginning to wonder. Would appreciate any/all feedback ideas at any time! We have a new 'hidden' unit that we are keen to test to see if it is relevant for teachers today here: ride2learn.org/centralasia - let us know what you think if you have the chance! ;-) I'm going to check out your book club now, looks interesting. Floored by 'Schooling the World' documentary watched yesterday - extraordinary, looking forward to being challenged in my assumptions further. Cheers, K

At 9:26pm on January 22, 2013, Assoc. Prof Dr Vinod Kr Kanvaria said…: Hi Steve,

When is 'Classroom 2.0: The book' going to be published?

Vinod

At 3:56pm on May 14, 2012, Daniel Bassill said…: Steve, you've had great success drawing a crowd to this site since you launched it several years ago. Have you ever tried to do any network analysis to map what cities/states people come from and what roles (teacher, admin, vendor, community, etc) people have. Such maps of such a large sample could shed some interesting light on which cities/states have greater engagement of teachers in on-line learning than others. If you're already doing that please point it out on the site.

At 3:46pm on April 21, 2012, Michele Eaton said…: Thanks for a great summit! Proud to be a part of it!

At 1:42pm on April 20, 2012, Kevin said…: Hi Steve,

I left this message: Hey Kevin H this is Kevin Honeycutt. Somehow I log into your account using my credentials. Do you have any idea how I can get my account back? When you log in you get this page too right?

On Kevin H's page. When I log in to CR2.0 I am him and I would love to be me again. Do I need to have you kill my old account and start over? I hate to lose my history here.

Kevin

At 6:36am on February 26, 2012, Halima Ozimova said…: Salom Steve,

Just've tweeted to Richard:

@rmbyrne Hi Richard,may my thread be included as aPoll?In emerging economies like Uzbekistan ths issue is a Novelty

http://www.couchsurfing.org/group_read.html?gid=2164&post=10938064

With respect from Tashkent,

Halima

At 1:05pm on January 2, 2012, Vivian Forssman said…: Hi Steve,

I am preparing for job interviews this week at both Stanford GSB and at Cal Poly (Director Academic Technology positions at both universities). I was thinking about the ideas you presented at the DET/CHE conference - I was quite enthusiastic about how you presented the importance of academic leadership in technology-enabled learning and teaching. But the themes are now murky after a month of mulled win. (DET/CHE was early December - oh how the calendar marches on!). Would you be willing to share your slide deck - certainly if I were to use anything from your narrative, I would cite you.

Speaking of Finland, bet you are already onto this, but just-in-case....

http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2011/12/what-americans-keep-ignoring-about-finlands-school-success/250564/#.TwINP0U_nuQ.email

Thanks,

Vivian

At 5:48pm on April 20, 2011, Lizzie Chase said…: Steve

I have written a free English teachers resource [which may suit other teachers too because it features tool tips for Web 2.0 tools]. It is at http://otherworlds.yolasite.com

If you think it is useful, after taking a look, feel free to link to it!

Cheers

Lizzie Chase

lizziechase@hotmail.com

At 12:16pm on April 17, 2011, Ben Waldram said…: Thanks for the comment - glad it amused. So true though.

At 6:55pm on February 17, 2011, Karmin Bourdo said…: Hi everyone! I am a 1st grade classroom teacher from Delton Michigan. I am excited to connect with teachers from around the country. I am looking for ways to be very intentional in the teaching and learning process and integrate technology into the classroom in hopes to communicate better with parents.

At 8:07am on October 6, 2010, Giuditta Assandri said…: HI! I have a question for you. I'm writing my thesis and I post a survey in Classroom 2.0. I observed that, among members of classroom, ther are few people that come from to UK. this matter is curious! I ask you if in UK exists another community of educators as Classroom 2.0 and, for this, a lot of english use others tools. thanks.

At 5:23pm on September 24, 2010, John J Caprice said…: Well Steve,
If my daughter posted her photo and profile on an open web, I'd ask her to make it private. Why invite trouble? Thats all...an ounce of prevention
I may be a little paranoid, maybe that comes with age....maybe I have too many cops and detectives as friends and realtives.
JJC