Whoops Larry, try this http://blk1.edublogs.org

Larry, so nice to meet you and glad to know you're out in California changing the world!

Best wishes,
Miguel Guhlin
Around the Corner-MGuhlin.net
http://mguhlin.net

Larry, I bumped into your blog while doing an information scan. I knew I recognized your name....please, consider adding my ed tech news and resources blog to your teachers' page.
CU-Online http://cuonline.blog-city.com
"L"

Hi Larry!

I just wanted to say how much I've always appreciated your work for EFL/ESL and I've used lots of what you've recommended. Thanks.

I teach teachers in Seoul, Korea and as part of that, have been trying to instill "community" into them and also give them the practical resources that L2 speaking teachers need.

You mentioned karaoke and I've been writing / giving workshops on this for 2 years. Great tool and not just for music! I do stories, podcasts, news reports etc...You can see some at my resource collection site www.ddd.batcave.net You'll need to download the player I use (after much research - this is the best and FREE around) www.karafun.com I have a screencast there to, if others are interested in making karaoke files. www.ksolo.com also has a good site but yeah, I prefer www.singshot.com when refering students.

Or you might come and join some of our discussions on my own ning - eflclassroom.ning.com .

Cheers, and keep enjoying the summer!

DD

Hi Larry,
Thanks for the comment on the Scientific American article by Dweck. Let me know if you get any comments or questions--I'll be using the article in a teachers' discussion. So far I'm finding that a lot of teachers like her articles a lot, and some strongly dislike them (thinking it's so much ranting about what is fairly simple and obvious). Me--I like Dweck tremendously and continue to learn a lot from her work. Mindset (one of her books) is a straightforward read, a bit popularized, perhaps. Self Theories is a more in-depth look at the topic.
Connie

Hi Larry, I checked your blog and resources - great job!

Hi Larry...

Seems we're walking the same streets.

Ryan

Hi Larry,

I hope all is well.

I just wanted to let you know about a new social network site that I have started, http://www.teachingcontent.ning.com. I'm hoping that the site will attract content teachers and we'll be able to discuss how to most effectively use technology for actual teaching and learning within the content areas. While we could say that Classroom 2.0 is focused on the technology, Teaching Content 2.0 will be focused on the content.

I'm very much hoping that you will consider joining this social network site and partnering with us to create high quality dialogue.

Thanks,

Andy

Hi Larry,
I am new to using Web 2.0 in the classroom and hope to have my grade 6/7 students using blogs, wikis and our smartboard this year. I love your edublog and am getting some great ideas from it.

Sue

Hey Larry,
So sorry about the blockage - and my slowness in reading this. I don't get into Classroom2.0 much anymore. Our network that is starting to work pretty well for student (14+) - come on over and check it out:
http://tlgplace.ning.com
Seems like there should be some way to get your students enrolled if they can then participate.
Sharon

Larry,
Hello again from PA.

Hey Larry, I know you do a lot w/ sites especially for ESL and I just came across this new one (still in alpha) called Tag Crowd. It is great for visualizing words. Take a look.

http://tagcrowd.com/

Here is more info on it.

http://techlearning.com/edge/showArticle.php?articleID=196605220

Hey Larry I'm not sure if you work in a Mac district or PC, but if you do use a mac (as we do) this little app is great for ESL.

http://www.macworld.com/article/133939/2008/06/ultralingua7.html?lsrc=mwgems

I did u are one of three people whose blog I have in my RSS Aggregator so check regularly, Jennifer Dorman and Brian (whose last name escapes me) is another one. I found u all on here so it's been very beneficial.

Hey Larry, I thought you may enjoy this site for English learners, it is how to say names correctly and is linked to a site for this...

http://lifehacker.com/5099379/pronounce-names-correctly

You can describe me as Chris Haddad, a middle school English teacher from Michigan (use as much or as little of that info as you want). If there's something different you had in mind, let me know.

Nice new Vocab site in Beta you might want to check out.

http://www.verbalearn.com/

Hi Larry - wanted to update you on a new site where I'm developing the Implementation Guide for a K-12 Parent Portal. Please check out Parent 2.0 Interactive.
Thanks!

Hey Larry, I made a blog on your blog testing out a new web app I received, Rapid Web Design.

http://www.greendale.k12.wi.us/kapuler_d/TechnologyTidbits/blog.html

Yea, I'm working on setting up the comments but there is a bit of a learning curve, learning this new web app, it uses something called Haloscan.

I just came across this link which if you scroll down it has 2 very useful networks for learning languages, this seems right up your ally.

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/handy-tools-for-students/

Look at #4, LiveMocha and Verbalearn.

Hi Larry. I was wondering if you have students or educator friends who would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!

YES, that'd be great, Please do, Larry

Well, I have giving up the battle of creating a custom blog in Rapid Weaver. My limited understanding of HTML and CSS, combined w/ the RSS feed from my worst nightmare and lack of patience; has persuaded me to use one of the more popular blog tools out there.

http://cyber-kap.blogspot.com/

If you scroll down you will see my fav blog post.

Keep up the great work, you're an inspiration to us all and I look forward to reading your posts daily!!!

Larry, have u seen Primary Access it could be a great resource for ESL, you create a digital story and narrate it w/ subtitles and when it narrates it highlights the text (think when singing karokee).

http://cyber-kap.blogspot.com/2009/04/primary-access.html