Comments for Teaching and Learning http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com the Geeky way! Thu, 24 Jul 2008 05:03:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on RCS School Board Application by Moongirl http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2008/05/17/rcs-school-board-application/#comment-1147 Moongirl Fri, 11 Jul 2008 03:20:20 +0000 http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/?p=100#comment-1147 I hope you know I meant, "recommend" (ok, so my glasses are broken). I hope you know I meant, “recommend” (ok, so my glasses are broken).

]]> Comment on RCS School Board Application by Moongirl http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2008/05/17/rcs-school-board-application/#comment-1146 Moongirl Fri, 11 Jul 2008 03:19:24 +0000 http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/?p=100#comment-1146 Hi Debby, I would appoint/hire/recomment you in a heartbeat. This was fun to read. I have seen you on several blogs and my head is spinning trying to keep up with you since I last saw you at the football game and you announced some wonderful information.... well? This is an old post, and you mention stepchildren... so.... congratulations! Is there another, more personal blog where I can go? let me know, here, I'm moonchild, jenny (my honest-to-goodness nickname) ... you know, sister McIntire...!!!! Let me know, I have really enjoyed following your brilliant career. Love, Janice (remember, Ja-niece), yeah, that one.... ha Hi Debby,

I would appoint/hire/recomment you in a heartbeat. This was fun to read.

I have seen you on several blogs and my head is spinning trying to keep up with you since I last saw you at the football game and you announced some wonderful information…. well? This is an old post, and you mention stepchildren… so…. congratulations!

Is there another, more personal blog where I can go?

let me know, here, I’m moonchild, jenny (my honest-to-goodness nickname) … you know, sister McIntire…!!!!

Let me know, I have really enjoyed following your brilliant career.

Love, Janice (remember, Ja-niece), yeah, that one…. ha

]]> Comment on an email to an English prof by Second Life Think Tank Group « Teaching and Learning http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2007/01/14/an-email-to-an-english-prof/#comment-46 Second Life Think Tank Group « Teaching and Learning Wed, 28 Mar 2007 20:06:54 +0000 http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2007/01/14/an-email-to-an-english-prof/#comment-46 [...] I am not interested in erecting buildings that mimic what we have on campus. I would like to see this as an innovate learning space where students are able to not only chat (because we can do that in other spaces), but where they can create their own learning experiences and construct their own knowledge in collaboration with others. In the short time that a few of my students have had access to Second Life, they have taken on the design and implementation of their own learning projects, apparently engaged by the sense of presence they feel when there and the tools available to help them implement the things they imagine. I am hoping to take the experiences from our spring semester in Second Life to use as a case study when making the argument that this would be a good project to support. If you are interested, I blogged an email that I wrote to one of our English professors when he asked what SL was all about: http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2007/01/14/an-email-to-an-english-prof/ [...] [...] I am not interested in erecting buildings that mimic what we have on campus. I would like to see this as an innovate learning space where students are able to not only chat (because we can do that in other spaces), but where they can create their own learning experiences and construct their own knowledge in collaboration with others. In the short time that a few of my students have had access to Second Life, they have taken on the design and implementation of their own learning projects, apparently engaged by the sense of presence they feel when there and the tools available to help them implement the things they imagine. I am hoping to take the experiences from our spring semester in Second Life to use as a case study when making the argument that this would be a good project to support. If you are interested, I blogged an email that I wrote to one of our English professors when he asked what SL was all about: http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2007/01/14/an-email-to-an-english-prof/ [...]

]]> Comment on Help President LegoMan! by Joey http://codecrunchers.wordpress.com/2006/04/17/hello-world/#comment-2 Joey Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:38:13 +0000 #comment-2 Yes! Probably. Maybe. Perhaps. Prhaps not. Probably not. Ok! Ok! NO! Yes!
Probably.
Maybe.
Perhaps.
Prhaps not.
Probably not.
Ok! Ok! NO!

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