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by Jason Hudson courtesy of Compfight - under Creative Commons License; for further details, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en Welcome to "The Digital Classroom"! This group was created for educators who want to make students' learning experiences more meaningful with the aid of web 2.0 tools. This is a place for us to collaborate on projects, lesson plans, post discussions, share resources, and contribute just about anything related to education technology.

I'd like to start this wiki launch off with a video that Sharon Betts shared with students at KnowWEEKS "5 Days of Google" session.


As a member, you will be receiving a weekly update about any new and exciting things happening in this wiki.

If this is your first time arriving at The Digital Classroom, please take the time to do the following:

1. Introduce yourself by posting your intro under the Discussion topic "Introductions" (found in the Discussion forum at the top left hand side of this wiki)

2. Add your blog address if you have one to our "Blogs" page

3. If you twitter, add a link (if you don't mind being followed) to our "Do you Twitter?" page

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Looking forward to your contributions!

Bernadette




Please note: images used were provided by Compfight and are under a Creative Commons License.


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