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The phrase, "Public Learners" was from Heidi Hayes Jacobs, whom I'd seen just before my session. - dfw
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I also like Netvibes a lot as well. I use to demo with it, but iGoogle involves a bit fewer mouse clicks. As you know, I mostly use my iPad now for my personal learning. It's actually a good thing, because I use my laptop for production, and that's always gotten in the way of my learning. With my iPad, I find that I'm reading a LOT more than I was before. - dfw
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Yep! Link's above. - dfw
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Ah! Now that's a good question. I would say that having the skills (and access) to get to the information, or attract it to you is a good start. But to help bring the wisdom requires that we help our children learn to CARE! - dfw
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It's an application I found that simply allows me to monitor what the build-in camera sees -- in this context, my iPad... - dfw
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"Holy Moly!" I love it! - dfw
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I showed Pulse and Flipboard. I've also been looking at Zite, because it will post resources directly onto Delicious. But it still runs a little clunky. - dfw
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Thank you all! - dfw
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Knitter Chat is a personal experiment of mine. I am constantly tweaking it as ideas occure to me for making it more useful, and as I realize other hacks are a distraction
The phrase, "Public Learners" was from Heidi Hayes Jacobs, whom I'd seen just before my session. - dfw
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I think that we all do. But what I'm pushing is the idea that "public" learning should become part of the definition of teaching -- our image of teachers... - dfw
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It was a screen saver called MovingPhotos 3D. It's the only screen saver I've ever paid money for... http://goo.gl/KoDAZ - dfw
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Yes, it's a Dave thing. I've used Chatzy, TodaysMeet.com and others. Knitter Chat is a personal experiment, and I am especially intrigued by the ability to come back and continue the conversation here in the wiki. Bottom line is that I never do this that I do not learn something new myself. - dfw
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What does it mean to be educated and a rapidly changing world. - dfw
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I believe that the conference video'ed that presentation. It should be on the ISTE site at some point. - dfw
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You can find it here: http://goo.gl/JlJY5 - dfw
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Yes, which is one of many reasons why we have to expand what it means to be literate. - dfw
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I'm an Apple Keynote Fiend... ;-) - dfw
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Respectfully, why do you want to know how much of it is crap. It seems to me that the question is, is my answer there? How do I find my answer, within all that crap... - dfw
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Nothing! But is there also something that we're overlooking by getting excited by fast food. - dfw
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Again, sipping from the fire hose is now a basic literacy skill. - dfw
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It's because information can be search, tagged, shared, aggregated, & digital enhanced... - dfw
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Yes, but I think that teachers should become good at it firs... - dfw
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Hummm! Trying to figure out what that means... - dfw
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There are lots of ways to search the blogosphere. What I like about Technorati is that it will search blog descriptions, searching for bloggers, not just blog articles. - dfw
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I'm not totally sold on Blekko. It's complicated, but seems very powerful. I use it for this application because Google RSS feeds sometimes do not work with aggregators -- even iGoogle. - dfw
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"Jumpin cats." I love it. There are video tutorials here: http://goo.gl/RsjWg - dfw
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Their conference is excellent. New York City. It's about video games and doing good... - dfw
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Their conference is excellent. New York City. It's about video games and doing good... - dfw
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RT @Shane_Cross: David Warlick handouts @dwarlick http://t.co/gfQwhJu HT:iste11 HT:colearners
HT:iste11 wondering how this tool benefits community
