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Brandi Maynardon 22 Jan 2008 at 11:27 pm 1

I would love to connect with you. I am a Ph.D Student (and teacher of 11 years) and I am writing my dissertation on using Web 2.0 with gifted learners. You have so many wonderful ideas and as I get farther along I would like to get some ideas from you that I can use with my class and also as a springboard for my research. I will be in touch.
Brandi
drb@highlycapable.com

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diane welleson 30 Jan 2008 at 9:37 pm 2

Hi
My mentor teacher suggested that I sign up with you. Your site looks great.
Best Regards,
Diane Welles
Culver City Unified School District
ESL Beginning Low

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Mark Frazieron 15 Feb 2008 at 9:01 pm 3

Larry, I’m delighted to find your blog — the resources you’ve found are just amazing.

Openworld is to working with entrepreneurial schools on how student teams can co-create eLessons on a range of subjects, and offer these for global use.

We’re impressed by the peer-feedback review system used by Garageband.com to help “indie” musicians earn reputation and prizes. More on this is at http://www.garageband.com/review/tutorial/1.html

Are you aware of similar open systems yet for talented new eLesson creators to earn feedback-driven recognition?

If so, we’d love to see it included in upcoming toolkits that we’re preparing to increase learning alternatives in impoverished communities around the world. (More at http://www.openworld.com and http://entrepreneurialschools.squarespace.com ).

Best,

Mark Frazier

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Marieon 02 Jun 2008 at 1:12 am 4

I’ve dropped by your site a few times – realising what a treasure chest it is. Thanks for sharing.

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Marquita shebleon 17 Jul 2008 at 9:57 pm 5

Lots of good information. A lot of hard work on your part!
Very useful for a teacher of ELL students.

Marquita Sheble

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Veronikaon 11 Sep 2008 at 9:52 am 6

Hello Larry
I’m impressed, what a great blog and wonderful teaching tool for us teachers/instructors. Finding appropriate web site with educational contends of importance is a work in progress. I’m very delighted to have found your site and am happy to be able to receive email updates and newsletters, which I can share with my fellow teachers/instructors.

Best Regards

Veronika

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Monica Cortadaon 17 Sep 2008 at 5:30 am 7

Thank you for all the work you put into this site. Your passion for maintaining the site and frequent additions has helped many, many teachers and students. We all thank you and I, for one, hope you never tire of the excitement of discovering new resources. Your classes must be so much fun. I wish I could be a fly on the wall in your room and just enjoy watching the learning.

Monica Cortada
ESL Teacher in Maryland, USA

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Monica Morettion 21 Dec 2008 at 5:15 pm 8

I definitely agree with all the people who have something to say about your site -awesome! You are truly inspiring. Keep on working with the same enthusiasm and passion.
Regards,
Mónica

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Gilmar Mattoson 01 Jan 2009 at 9:32 pm 9

Hi…
You are one of a kind – and I am really thankful for the wonderful blog you have been sharing with us. In a word? Inspirational!

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