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By: nashworld

nashworld — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:35:35 +0000

…you have just gotta love the read/write web for development of human brains.

By: Terri Johnson

Terri Johnson — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:31:16 +0000

Thanks for posting a comment, Britt. We’d love to have you join our Ecotigers website! I’ve sent a comment to your blog as well. ( I couldn’t find an e-mail)–I’m still new at this thing.

By: Britt Gow

Britt Gow — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 08:53:56 +0000

Hi Terri,
The next update on your cluster map should include a red dot from Victoria, Australia – that’s me! I found your blog mentioned on classroom 2.0 (you can thank your friend nashworld for that). I am interested in your Ecotigers ning, if you are taking guests. I am an Environmental Science teacher (also Year 7 and 9 maths and science).
I have started an On-line Science Fair wiki which is going quite well, although we finish our school year in about 5 weeks.
Britt Gow.

By: nashworld

nashworld — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:23:02 +0000

Excellent point. I should have probably done something similar for mine a while ago.

I now get quite a bit more good conversation on my blog than just a short while back. However, I still get e-mails like you mentioned.

There are times when sending an e-mail message to the author is appropriate. But really, I still get private messages that sound much more like a public comment that would help others see a different nuance to an issue, etc.

I thank my wife Erin very much for sending private little messages about my missteps in spelling, etc., so I can correct those in private.

But I have also asked an e-mail responder if they would mind adding to the comment thread because of something very potentially valuable in what they said.

ps- And wow… look at your little CLustrMap go! How fun is that?