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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Sarah Hanawald

Sarah Hanawald

Souly Catholic H.S.: Unleashing the Power of TED - 0 views

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    The TED site is full of 18 minute videos of people speaking on original revolutionary ideas. Really shows the power of the web to spread intellectual discourse.
Sarah Hanawald

The Strength of Weak Ties » Tragedy of the Commons - 0 views

  • I like the metaphor - and I use it with my students - of all these web 2.0 tools as “different trapezes.” In isolation, they’re pretty limiting. We have to be “gymnastic” with them, and swing from one to the other as whim and inspiration strike us. Here’s my favorite trapeze act of late: Twitter to Skype to Garageband to posted podcast on Blog to blog Comment Thread to Trackbacks ad infinitum You notice my entry trapeze is Twitter. You notice my exit trapeze is blog conversations. Twitter is that indispensable for me these day
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    Clay Burell has a good point about web 2.0 tools--in isolation, they are limiting but in aggregate, enlightening. This is a useful line for answering the "why would I ever want to do that" question.
Sarah Hanawald

Features: Creating forms - 0 views

  • You can create a form from any spreadsheet. Just follow these instructions:
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    I'm wondering if something like this could help manage things like club signups.
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    Use Google Apps to create a spreadsheet and a form.
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