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Cathy,

I do remember meeting you, and I will see you in Atlanta!

Kathy

Wasn't edubloggercon a blast. What amazing energy in one place. Great meeting you in person. Have a great conference!

Cooooool! : )

Kevin, I will never forget you! You have a killer sense of humor. Next year I will NOT be so shy.

Thanks for the invite Cathy....

Hi Cathy
It was nice to chat last night at TTT.
Kevin

Hi Cathy,
Hope your planning is going well.You have a very exciting year in front of you! I look forward to our continued conversations.
Barbara

Hi Cathy,
You have the honer of as the person who invited me first to be a friend in Ning.

Thanks for the invite.
Rick

Hi Cathy,
I am right outside of your hometown. I'm looking forward to learning more with you. Will you be going to EdTech in October?

I'll be there too - presenting on videos and student remote devices. I'm #16. I'll take a look at the wiki- thank you!

Thanks for the welcome. This site is filled with ideas. Good luck with your presentation!

Welcome to Classroom 2.0

Bill

Hi Cathy,

I have rubric included inmy of my interactive lessons on my wiki. go to http://comoputerkiddoeswiki.pbwiki.com click on the interactive lessons. Most of the lessons have a rubric included on the lessonpage. Hope that it helps

Hello,

I'm sending out messages to everyone I know right now, and this virtual Ning network is no exception. My name is Evan Morikawa. I am a 20 year old student from Olin College of Engineering (near Boston). I am a part of a group of six Olin students who are taking a year off to pursue interests in education, entrepreneurship, design and technology, which brought us to the logical project of a business that designs collaborative software for schools! I found you in a search for "middle school" on Classroom2.0, and since our project is specific to middle schools and uses new learning technology, I thought you might be interested. Our company is called AlightLearning, and this is our "short" project description:

We are working under the assumption that within ten years, the landscape of modern education will have fully integrated what we now define as new classroom media and tools: video, online collaboration, open source curriculum, and internet-based software. We hope to pioneer a web software tool that acts as a platform for this new media, bringing the power of the web and its tools to students, teachers and parents in a secure, comfortable and innovative environment. More importantly, and unlike many of our competitors, our software will empower teachers to better integrate higher level thinking skills, individualized learning, goal setting, reflection, and effective feedback and evaluation. Our goal is to have our free software at a pilot middle school by April 15th, 2008, continuing to develop and coordinate with our users to create a product that other schools and individual teachers will want to use to improve their students' learning in and out of the classroom.

Our team is currently trying to win an idea competition on Ideablob.com You can find us at http://ideablob.com/3975. We would love your support in the form of a vote within the next couple days, but more importantly we'd love your feedback and comments. Our description on Ideablob is short, and even the one above hardly gets at many of the issues we would like to take a stab at solving, but at least it's a start. Note that winning this contest will raise $10,000, a large and useful sum of money for a web-based company running on “sweat equity” and minimal costs.

Feel free to email me back, post on my profile, check out alightlearning.com, or do anything you like!

Thanks,
Evan Morikawa
evan.morikawa@students.olin.edu

Hi Cathy,

With your work as a Library Media Specialist, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service.