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The purpose of EDblog is to
provide opportunities for learning how to use technology, information and
media resources at your own pace and at your own convenience. We can't
have an in-service every time a new resource becomes available.
What's more, the resource
environment on the Internet is ever-changing and evolving. The same is
equally true of software applications and media. EDblog is dedicated to
bringing focus to the tech landscape in ways that save educators that most precious
of commodities, time.
So, come here as often as you
like. Contribute as much as you can. Harvest as much as you have time for.
Keep a list and come shopping for more goodies. Alert us if you
don't find something you think should be available. Let us know if you
have something we don't.
As for what we do have,
you'll find our current thoughts and discoveries in the continually
updated entries flowing down the center of the home page. Look to the
links on the right to find the different areas of resources for
teaching and learning. Use the site search function to locate relevant
material. Review the archives to find an entry that fills your needs. Scan
the EDblog for comments that might help. No doubt some of the most current
ideas will come from the comments. If you have a good idea for a link,
I'll try to implement it quickly.
Don't forget: The cool thing
about blogging is that we can link together to share resources. Anyone out
there who has their own site should let me know if they have links or
material of value so I can pass them on
in our posts, as well as add them to the EDblog resources.
Lastly, contribute your ideas
for our structure and resource scheme. My philosophy of the Web is clean
and lean with rock-solid content, but I'm ready to go with any good idea.
After all, it's a rare day when I have an actual original thought.
Looking forward to meeting
you,
Calvin
Ross
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