You never know when you’ll find yourself out there on the Web, something I tell my CyberEnglish students all the time. I tell them that creating content on the Web means that your real audience is potentially anyone. I also say that not too many people, probably, will be interested in their essays on To [...]
Holy audience, and irony, Batman
September 6th, 2007 · 4 Comments
Tags: CyberEnglish · Philosophy
Missing an intersection in time and space
September 6th, 2007 · No Comments
I missed David Warlick’s post called Technology & Teachers, a Rant but it compares in some ways with what I wrote for the Paying Attention? video.
The lament lives.
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Tags: School in general · Technology and Education
Pleasing paradox
September 6th, 2007 · 3 Comments
It was the third day with my new CyberEnglish students, and while I recognize that a honeymoon period exists and it is hubris to attribute too much glee to a happy honeymoon, things are going very, very well and I like my new students–a lot!
So I was helping them reset their email passwords and showing [...]
Tags: CyberEnglish

