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Teachers 2.0 Groupcast 3: Totally Infamous

It took us long enough, but here's the third in what will hopefully be a long line of groupcasts.

This time, our participants were… Continue

Posted on May 23rd, 2007 at 12:17am — No Comments (Add)

New Forum Category on the Main Site

I've created a new section in the Teachers 2.0 forum called In The News, specifically to discuss current events stories involving education, technology, or both.

Remember that you'll need to be logged into the Teachers 2.0 website (Not the Ning site or Yahoo mailing list - those are different services) to comment or add a new news story, but fortunately you can… Continue

Posted on April 6th, 2007 at 1:09pm — No Comments (Add)

About login errors

Some of you have found your way from here to Teachers 2.0's main website, and may have discovered that your logins don't work over there.

That's because while this site is on Ning's servers, the main site is on a server I main… Continue

Posted on April 4th, 2007 at 2:30pm — No Comments (Add)

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At 10:15pm on March 21st, 2008, Brenda McCloskey said…: Aaron,

I'm working on my masters degree at EMU and am taking a web 2.0 class. As a result, I've recently started exploring social networks and am starting to learn how valuable this networking can be. As part of my masters' studies I have to do some research and was hoping you could answer a few questions for me.

1. What was your goal in creatin this network?
2. Assuming your netowrk is still growing, how succesful has it been so far?
3. What frustrations have you experienced with your social network, if any?
4. What advice can you give to other educators starting up their own social network?

Thanks for taking time to help me with my research.

At 9:06pm on September 21st, 2007, NeoPhyte_Rep said…: Are you aware of the Association of Personal Computer User Groups, http://www.apcug.net/ ? You can look up local user groups on that site.

At 5:10am on August 20th, 2007, Aaron Smith said…: Just set it up to be automatic last night. I felt the conversations here deserved a little more face time. :)

At 10:36am on July 6th, 2007, Krysten said…: Thanks for your comments and suggestions about your experience with gifted education! It's nice to know someone is listening!

At 5:12pm on June 7th, 2007, David Bowman said…: I gather that if I want to participate in your next podcast, I just show up at Teachers20.com at 8pm your time and the "yackpack widget" in the sidebar should do the rest. Pls allow for tha fact that 8pm your time is not necessarily someone across the pond's timezone! lol Mine happens to be Mountain time this month so which is your Timezone please?

At 3:52pm on March 10th, 2007, Aaron Smith said…: Yeah, and it looks like the CEO of Ning actually commented on my post! At least it seems they were paying attention enough to make some quick fixes - many of the bugs are gone already.

At 3:46pm on March 10th, 2007, LindaH said…: Hi Aaron, read your blog post about Ning & thought something that frustrating must be interesting! lol