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June 12, 2008


Karen Krotz @ Web 2.0

Wow! My brain is overflowing!

I have discovered that I have been to wiki and blog sites but had never made comments or taken part. After being exposed to this information, it reassures me that I can do this! I hope I will be able to use this in the fall. It will be great to have a support system within our school and know you are only an email away. Thanks!

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Carole Hershfeldt @ Web 2.0

2008-2009

I am looking forward to use this technology in my classroom. I would like to share what we are doing in the classroom with the community. I now have a starting place where I can build on. I am hoping to use the web page to let parents know whats going on at our school. Our school has been in the community for over a hundred years, I plan on using the wiki page to have the community contribute to a school history page.

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June 11, 2008


Carrie Ransom @ Web 2.0

After 35 Years--Something Really New

I've been teaching English for 35 years mostly at the 7th grade level, and the last two years at the high school. So many educational strategies have come and gone and come around again with new names and some tweaking.  Now, we may be on to some technological opportunities to really advance the learning of our students and ourselves.  I am concerned about remember what to do when I'm isolated with just myself and my computer, but as I tell my students, just play around with it and see where it takes you.

Keywords: 35 Years

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Ruthanne Schubauer @ Web 2.0

good weblog and internet site for ed.!

    Check out this site!  It has great infor on web logs for education and this site too!

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Melissa Krason @ Web 2.0

Up for something new???

For those who enjoy hiking in beautiful western Nebraska, try geocaching!  My 7 yr old son and I are beginning to explore this (I just purchased my own GPS system at Cabellas and I'm "fiddling" with it) and it's been a great experience.  PLUS-those of you who would like to do gps lesson with upper elementary/high school students, try geocaching!! :) 

Go to www.geocaching.com to learn more and have fun!!! 

Keywords: geocaching

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Carrie Nesbitt @ Web 2.0

This is cool!

I am trying to figure this out---apparently I am WAAAAYYYY far behind most of you in the techie world!  But, I am inspired!! 

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