Classroom 2.0 Ning Network

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Permalink Reply by Blanca Duarte Martini on March 21, 2008 at 5:03pm
Hi Cliff,

Classroom 2.0 is how I got hooked on social networking to begin with! Where else could I ask a question of, and receive responses from, educators from all around the world in a matter of hours or days? I believe Steve Hagerdon has successfully harnessed the power of social networking and displayed it a collaborative tool through his Classroom 2.0 site. Never underestimate the power that word of mouth plays in all this. I read an excellent book years ago, "The Tipping Point" by Malcolm Gladwell that talks about how little things can make a big difference. In this instance, it has.
Permalink Reply by William Brennan, Ed.D. on September 6, 2008 at 10:08pm
Cliff,
In my opinion this is the greatest educational resource on the planet.
Bill

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