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@tastyeatsathome I like photo 1 better. I like the angle +the exposure (colors are brighter+richer). Would zoom out 2 get whole bowl in shotabout 12 hours agofrom TweetDeck
@esdev I just read your blog post about readers leaving audio comments on blog via Drop.io. What was your experience? Easy for readers?about 12 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Still looking for mobile blogging tools that let s people record an audio comment to a post on a blog using their phone. Suggestions?about 13 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Does anybody know of a tool that will allow you to leave a voicemail message as a blog post?11:42 AM Nov 10thfrom TweetDeck
@rliberni It's not an age thing, it more of the question of how you want your students to connect+use it 4 class (w/safety in mind) #edchat9:29 AM Nov 10thfrom TweetDeck
@rliberni You can introduce soc. networking in class via group projects +have them use blog, Google Docs, or FB. 2 show group work #edchat9:16 AM Nov 10thfrom TweetDeck
@rliberni I think students are introduced to social networking when they work in groups at earlier age. (no tech required) #edchat9:08 AM Nov 10thfrom TweetDeck
Lectures online-“Well-attended lectures were well-watched; poorly attended lectures were not watched” . Do u agree?Should lectures b online?6:29 AM Nov 10thfrom TweetDeck
