Bud the Teacher

    I don’t know if I’ll be able to make it, but the gang at EdTechTalk will be revisiting the Barnraising on Sunday.  They’re taking another shot at creating a solid, one-stop place for how-tos, whys and whatnots of Web 2.0 for the classroom.  I hope that you can and will stop by, if not during the show time, then before or after, and edit where you think necessary, even if only to add a question.
    Of course, I’m learning that there are several good places around the Internet where you can contribute your ideas and tips and information on how best to use Web 2.0 tools in your classroom and community.  Here’s one and here’s another.   (Aaron’s trying to put together a podcasting wiki , too.)   I’m sure you know of several more.  Maybe we should at least try to get links to all of these great resources in one place.  Maybe someone’s already done it. 

    I’m learning that so many people are afraid to edit a wiki, either because they don’t want to muddy someone else’s water or they don’t feel like they have anything to contribute.
    If there’s any lesson that we all need to learn about Web 2.0, it’s that we all need to be muddying each other’s water, and we all have something to contribute.
    So go do some wiki-ing already.