What a great presentation. It uses the machine to teach about the machine.

That’s a very specail and very very clever presentation. I am very impressed.

Will,

thanks for the sharing this link. I have in turned shared it on the Joyful Jubilant Learning blog:
http://www.joyfuljubilantlearning.com/joyful_jubilant_learning/2007/02/this_web_20_thi.html

Wow! You have shared so much that I am learning from and passing on, and hopefully using to make myself and my school community move forward - did not think this would be happening!! Thanks!

collaboration, ownership, context and process, the fundamentals of successful learning today, endorsed by this great piece of reflective work

Thanks for the link, Will.

I showed it to my computer science students today and they were impressed. Comments included “wow” and “neat”. (Boy, I really wish the tone of voice could come across here — these kids were impressed!)

Then, I followed it with the Zoho Notebook video. They saw an immediate connection. Several asked me how to get to Zoho and if it had certain features.

Will, you wondered in an earlier post if we need something like “An Inconvenient Truth” to galvanize understanding of Web 2.0 at the national level of education policy. Maybe what’s needed is a full-blown film festival (or its 2.0 equivalent), and this is the first entry.

[…] Remember when not too long ago I mentioned how I was actually quite content with having, once and for all, my blogroll updated over here and how I said we are all what we read? Well, I am really glad that I have made that statement, because in the last few days I have been reading from quite a few of the folks that I get to read on a daily basis an incredible video clip of under five minutes that tries to explain, and succeeds big time!, what Web 2.0 or social computing is all about. […]

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