Monthly Archives: March 2009

online influence

Might these 2 be connected? and “Pupils to study Twitter and blogs in primary schools shake-up” which reveals that children in the UK are “to leave primary school familiar with blogging, podcasts, Wikipedia and Twitter as sources of information and forms of communication.”

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CCCC09 link roundup & SIG promotion

I’m sure I will edit this post to include more links later, but I’ve had several tabs open for the past few weeks and then yesterday received an email from the Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives with the link to my video contribution. So here we go: Devon’s post on my CCCC Presentation: A(Re)mediating Social [...]

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a focus on Twitter

While I created this new site over a month ago, I’ve wasted some time trying to gain access to my former blog’s content, particularly the “social software” category.  It looks like I  may just recreate some of those posts here, as I’ve decided to make the primary focus of this space to track the use [...]

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