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I'm getting ready to fly away now.
The presentation is over, and people seem interesting in getting something learningful going online over the next semester. Aside from a few confused faces, and a misconseption that blogs and Furl lead to information overload (actually they are a tool to help manage information overload) everyone seemed to understand the benefits.
Starting in January, we will no longer be meeting for weekly classes, and we are all a little afraid that we loose touch of what outside-of-school projects we are all working on and thinking about. Hopefully getting a little bit going with blogs will not only keep us a little more in touch, but also build the foundation for a strong, learning community once we have all returned to our respective countries.
Obviously, I will be promoting the use of blogs to keep up with each other's thoughts, Furl to share and integrate knowledge and information, and wiki to collaborate with each other on our projects to some extent. I wonder what else there is out there that I don't even know about yet.
Next time I post will be from Connecticut.
Kevin, this is an amazing photo!
It has been a real pleasure watching as you have steadily gotten better and better. Cruising through your gallaries is a real treat too because you've got so many more worth seeing than just those on the main page.
Also, I wanted to tell you that your group's presentation today was great! Very well done, indeed. I learned a lot - mostly in terms of pedogogy (sp?). Certainly what ever you choose to teach (!) when you become professor Cameron will be enlightening for all.
Have a good trip and say hi to Tomoe from us!
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