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Tag Archives: Sarah Milstein
Twitter in the Classroom
Sarah Milstein, author of the O’Reilly Radar report Twitter and the Micro-Messaging Revolution, pointed me to this blog post with a lot of interesting suggestions about how to use Twitter as a teaching tool. It’s good reading, and the Academic … Continue reading
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Storytelling with Web 2.0
From my college friend @SarahM, who has turned out to be vastly cooler than I am, comes a tip about storytlr, a new service that looks like it has some interesting potential for the classroom. Basically, it takes inputs from … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Pattern Languages, Instructional Design Tagged Sarah Milstein, storytlr, tww2.0 Leave a comment
