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@sleslie Nice pics. |
Requesting friendship with my boss on FB. Ah Web 2.0 |
@carlaarena Let us know if it is worth it. Looks interesting. |
@datruss You're right @Downes Tweets from Facebook. @gabrieltoppino I wonder how he does it. Let you know. |
On a public PC - answering mails. Lots of new followers on Twitter. Hello everyone. |
Ok. Out to lunch. |
@twitterverse Is there a way to make Facebook automatically post your statuses into Twitter? I want to be synced. |
@teach42 Happy B-day!! Hope you enjoy some time away from computers as well. |
@ScottElias Hope you get your car back soon. Is there snow where you are? |
Invigilating all morning. |
@digitalmaverick Hadn't thought about that. Distraction is a temptation everytime I take students to the lab. Internet time is playtime. |
@rdelorenzo Hi Toronto teachers! I'm Claudia from Buenos Aires, Argentina. |
@willrich45 Morning from sunny Buenos Aires. Thanks for following me. |
@mgeheren IMHO with Teacher Tube you offer your students a walled garden. With YouTube, you model how you manage in the open world. |
@englishstudio Pity Pownce is closing -Yes. Should we measure those chances before we deploy our students work? |
At the staffroom. Waiting for a school car to take us to a suburban school. Examining all afternoon. |
@englishstudio Please let me know where you are backing up your work with students in Pownce. I would like to correct my links in my blog. |
@englishstudio It's like YouTube vs TeacherTube. Will you make your students jump into the world or keep them "protected"...? |
@englishstudio That's what I first found and stopped me from using edmodo. It looks so private... prefer Twitter. |
@budtheteacher What would we do without our learning hopes? I guess we wouldn't have met here without them. |
