I am in...sounds like a good idea. Where do I find this group tag dictionary in future?
David Hilton wrote: > Some of the teachers in the group have been tossing around the idea of creating an online place where students from classes around the world can collaborate in relation to their history studies. I've created a Google Doc for people to share ideas on what they would like to include, how it might best suit them, etc so we can make it as effective as possible. The platform we're looking at to create it on at the moment is Ning. > If you would like to contribute to the development stage of this project please go to http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AddMOjM0aY7cZGoybWg0cl8waHNyenFxZzI&hl=en and share your thinking with us. If we do this right it could be a great benefit to all of us (oh, and our students. Of course). > It's been great to see so many people adding those excellent bookmarks to the group. If you could use the group tag dictionary when adding them it will make the resources you add much more findable later.
Where do I find this group tag dictionary in future?
David Hilton wrote:
> Some of the teachers in the group have been tossing around the idea of creating an online place where students from classes around the world can collaborate in relation to their history studies. I've created a Google Doc for people to share ideas on what they would like to include, how it might best suit them, etc so we can make it as effective as possible. The platform we're looking at to create it on at the moment is Ning.
> If you would like to contribute to the development stage of this project please go to http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AddMOjM0aY7cZGoybWg0cl8waHNyenFxZzI&hl=en and share your thinking with us. If we do this right it could be a great benefit to all of us (oh, and our students. Of course).
> It's been great to see so many people adding those excellent bookmarks to the group. If you could use the group tag dictionary when adding them it will make the resources you add much more findable later.