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April 23rd, 2008 · 2 Comments
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This has been an interesting waste of time. It’s useful to examine visual stereotypes about one’s keywords and about how varied synonyms are differently presented. I’m not sure what the population of photos is like–some sort of stock images but some are obviously amateurs. It would make an interesting header for someone’s blog but I don’t think dynamic header images are allowed.

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1 jaharr // May 19, 2008 at 10:10 am

Hi Pamela, what an amazing lot of work you do here on your blog! I wanted to thank you for taking the time amongst all these things you have going on, to help us out here in Horsham, Australia with our project blog http://whereintheworld.edublogs.org It has opened an amazing portal for our primary students to get a glimpse of a life and environment so different to theirs.It has also stimulated their imaginations and paved a way for many new learning opportunities. I am finding some great links on some of the resources you are sending and slowly adding them to my blogroll.It is amazing how a bit of imagination and a blog bring so much to our doorstep! Thankyou so much for your enthusiasm and help, it is greatly appreciated!
J Harrington
2 COB // May 19, 2008 at 10:42 am

You are very welcome. And thank you for your kind remarks.

I-Quad’s blog with the blog feed, the children’s comments feed, the E-mail account, a teacher coordinator at I-Quad’s end, and a communicator at the other have been an interesting experiment. This is especially so in that you and I have not been coordinating interactions directly.

Maybe we can together write something up in a month or so about how it works, co-posted [share the fun. Unfortunately the Edublogs Magazine is defunct]?

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