Sen No Sen

Boy, do I envy kids today growing up with the net… especially those who are fortunate enough to have teachers like these:

Will Richardson: The Read/Write Web in the Classroom

Tomorrow I meet with the Social Studies supervisor to discuss the blog articulation site. Thursday, it’s wikis in media lit. Who knows what next week will bring…

Bud Hunt: Bud the Teacher

I see once again why publishing my students work has so much potential for motivating them.

Scott Moore: Moore Stuff

I am going to have students maintain their own blog throughout the semester. This will not be an add-on to the course; it will be the vehicle in which students learn about other students, communicate their thoughts to their peers and their professor, write their reflections about the course. It will also be the means by which the professor communicates to the class information about assignments, lectures, and announcements.

to name but a few.

BusinessWeek Online: The Surging Tides of a Digital Torrent

Something powerful is at work here. The explosion of the global digital “back-channel.”

(Hat tip to Roland Tanglao)

Jeff Jarvis asks his readers to comment on How blogging has changed lives?

The replies he received are worth checking.

Walking through the city is like walking through an Apple ad.

Once you take notice, it’s quite amazing how many one sees here in Düsseldorf (of all places) too.

Update: 16 Feb. 05