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Coming of Age

May 11, 2006 By Will Richardson

So I’m a little late to the party on this as well… Terry Freedman collected essays, interviews and narratives from a distinguished group of educators from around the world to create a nice work of contextual readings that will certainly help people get their brains around the Read/Write Web. Another shining example of “Web goodness” that is spearheading this movement. Make sure to download a copy for your chief school administrator…

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  1. EFL Geek says

    May 11, 2006 at 1:12 pm

    Was unaware of Terry’s blog or article have now subscribed to blog and downloaded article. Thanks for the link.

  2. Ken Carroll says

    May 11, 2006 at 1:56 pm

    Will,

    Thx for that link.

    I hope you might find time to take a look at how we’ve used podcasting, blogs, and all sorts of other web 2.0 tools to teach Mandarin Chinese. We work as a private business and we’ve had quite a response – almost 4 million downloads and a prominent position on the Yahoo list of world podcasts – see
    http://www.podcasts.yahoo.com

    I’m convinced that web 2.0 tools will play a huge role in education in the coming years. We hope top be at he forefront of that development, just as you have thus far!

  3. Janet Pedersen says

    May 11, 2006 at 3:19 pm

    Will,

    New to blogging, this article a wonderful resource for me and the teachers and administrator at my school. Thanks very much.

  4. EFL Geek says

    May 11, 2006 at 8:54 pm

    Ken,

    I just found Chinese Pod about a week ago and was very impressed. All I can say is I wish that there was a Korean Pod available for Korean learners. As it is, I struggle along with few audio resources.

  5. Ken Carroll says

    May 12, 2006 at 2:15 am

    EFL Geek,

    Thx for that. I think sooner or later somone will use these kinds of tools to teach Korean – and other languages. In the meantime, good luck!

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