Are you also responsible for the uwebd listserv? My e-mail address recently changed from nina.nolan@snc.edu to nina.rouse@snc.edu so I can no longer post to the listserv. Can you help?
At 3:31pm on September 14, 2010, Alaina Wiens said…
I should have known I'd find you here. You've been very helpful since the eduWeb conference. I'm looking forward to familiarizing myself with this new resource.
Hi Mark- might we set up another time to meet? We here at the SSW our hoping to "launch" our site to the broader public...would be great to compare notes, get your advice. I've really found this site to be a great resource! Laura
I would like to say that I found your presentation highly interesting at the ConnectU Conference yesterday. I am looking forward to reading some of the suggested books that you talked about! Thanks!
Thanks Mark! Yes, Colorado is an ill kept secret (we have too much snow, really! :-) ) and the Springs is a stunning place to live. My family got stuck here 5 generations ago -- or as I like to say, we got kicked out of the East early.
Thanks for the add, and I really appreciate this site.
Hi Mark! Thanks for the welcoming words. I was a little apprehensive about joining uwebd...didn't want to step on any toes. :)
So cool that you've heard of us and have spoken with Jordan. He's great, no? I'm excited to see what we come up with, too. And also to see how the relationship between web 2.0 and higher ed continues to evolve in general. Some mighty interesting things going on around these parts...
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like anyone's taken the Pipe (http://cuwebd.ning.com/forum/topics/aggregated-uwebd-twitter-feed) and run with it... and I haven't gotten any smarter in the meantime. :-)
Used a different email address. Go figure. Great group of people here. Thanks very much for the invite.
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It's a curse I have. I can't stand to read the newspaper because typos jump out at me. I am impressed by the quick response.
I look forward to joining the community. TC
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Hi Mark,
Are you also responsible for the uwebd listserv? My e-mail address recently changed from nina.nolan@snc.edu to nina.rouse@snc.edu so I can no longer post to the listserv. Can you help?
Nina Nolan Rouse
Thanks for the welcome and the congrats! I'm very happy to have joined this group. I'm sure I'll have questions soon.
I would like to say that I found your presentation highly interesting at the ConnectU Conference yesterday. I am looking forward to reading some of the suggested books that you talked about! Thanks!
Thanks for the welcome. It's such a nice experience to have a human being greet me upon signing up.
I'm a little embarrassed that I haven't joined this site yet, but better late than never. This is such a lively group.
Thanks also for the comment on the EdUI conference. I hope it turns out well. This is certainly a tough year for travel and training budgets.
Cheers,
John
Thanks for the add, and I really appreciate this site.
So cool that you've heard of us and have spoken with Jordan. He's great, no? I'm excited to see what we come up with, too. And also to see how the relationship between web 2.0 and higher ed continues to evolve in general. Some mighty interesting things going on around these parts...
I look forward to joining the community. TC
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