I would like to use Leah's words to encourage you to share your ideas on this log:

I would love to hear any of your impressions of what it's like to use any of the new tools! (Or, if you haven't gotten that far, it's interesting to read that, too. Then I'll know I'm not alone!) ....

...By the way, the weekly readings are excellent as background for learning new concepts. Is there any particular place you'd like to have us post reflections on those (in the group weblog? in this daily posting?) to make life easier for you? It might be nice to respond somewhere to those, collectively, before the last week is finished. Leah

Check out our weekly readings

And what about all the wonderful presentations that we have been so lucky to to attend whether synchronously or asynchronouly, if you were unable to join us, through our page with chatlogs and recordings?

Our two last presentations, one very thought provoking about the "art of e-teaching" (web page and full recording) by Arnold M�hren, and one very practical for our every day planning, by Michael Krauss, about resources for e-teaching (text-chat).

However, if you are looking for information on how to set your own weblog, do not miss Bee's e-book on "blogging" to "blog, blog, blog, blog your life away"

Looking forward to your comments,

Daf