BP9_Comment to Leland

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Leland Kreigh's blog post on Wallwisher

Instead of creating real sticky notes, doing virtual ones on Wallwisher are more "green". This is an excellent idea for virtual learning to encompass sharing amongst the learners. This can be another Web 2.0 tool I can place on my website for Action Research.

BP6_Comment to Dena

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Dena's blog

From Dena Moncrief's blog, I liked her Web 2.0 Tool of choice, Schoology.  She had a great explanation of the site's uses and features.  It is basically a way for teachers, student, parents, and administrators to connect and interact with one another in a user-friendly environment.  I would like to use this tool on my website for my Action Research Project.

BP5_Comment to Everett

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Everett's blog

Everett Jones has posted on his blog site about his subscriptions of Google Reader.  I like his suggestions posted to the site, but one that I did not personally do in my Google Reader was for the White House.  As a U.S. History teacher, I think that this site will be beneficial to me as well.  I can keep my students informed about President Obama, his cabinet, and the entire government.