Using Ning for Educational Social Networks
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I agree with Taylor that the key to sending kids into the world with a sense of doing something to make it a better place comes from helping them to think for themselves, abstractly and concretely. For me that comes from playing devil's advocate no…
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- At 8:45pm on June 15, 2009,
Taylor Johnson said…
- By the way, nice pic! ;)
- At 8:44pm on June 15, 2009,
- Haines,
Open the discussion "Pregnant Boy"--that's the one that Jesse created, with his essay attached, and then you can see where we all commented on his essay as replies to his discussion. I think you can create a new discussion and attach an essay as a document with your comments embedded, but I don't think the ning would allow you to add comments to the actual attachment, unless you downloaded it, made changes to a copy of the original, and then posted a new discussion with your changes attached.
So glad you are experimenting with the ning. Way cool! Definitely keep me posted and keep the questions comin'
~Cap'n Taylor Delete Comment
- At 2:05pm on June 14, 2009,
- 'Sup, Haines! You joined...welcome!
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- Organization:
- Desert View High School
- Occupation:
- Honors and AP English teacher
- Website:
- http://www.goladyjags.com
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Welcome to the community for those using Ning to power their educational social network. Also be sure to check out Classroom 2.0 for general discussions of Web 2.0 in the classroom.
Please introduce yourself in the "Introductions" forum post. And to see a list of Ning networks being used in education (or to add yourself!), please visit Social Networks in Education.
And have fun!
Please introduce yourself in the "Introductions" forum post. And to see a list of Ning networks being used in education (or to add yourself!), please visit Social Networks in Education.
And have fun!
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