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At 9:25pm on September 27, 2008, miztech said…
Nice to meet you today, Mitch. Good to hear you are a member and supporter of MACUL. See you in Detroit.
At 9:22pm on July 23, 2008, Patrick Diemer said…
Wud up do? How are the masters classes yo?
At 8:02pm on March 18, 2008, Tammy Maginity said…
Nice Picture. I wish I was on a boat far away.
At 6:13pm on November 26, 2007, Kevin J. Galbraith said…
Thanks for the feedback, Mitch. I'm just curious if teachers would rather their district host these web 2.0 services or if they would rather go outside. I'm also curious, do you know if your district has any policies regarding publishing on the web, either inside your network or outside? Thanks...
At 5:45pm on November 26, 2007, Kevin J. Galbraith said…
"Will you be at MACUL this year?"

Wouldn't miss it!
It'll be my 17th consecutive MACUL conference.

(gosh... I'm getting old... ;-)
At 5:42pm on November 26, 2007, Kevin J. Galbraith said…
I had a great time reading some of your student's posts on your Blogmeister site, Mitch. I listened to the three podcast files too. Nice job.

Can I ask, does your district offer and blog hosting capabilities? Just curious why you opted for wordpress.com and David Warlick's Blogmeister service.

Keep up the great work!
At 3:20pm on November 26, 2007, Gina Loveless said…
Welcome to MACUL space Mitch! Just e-mail Tammy M. in your district! Glad you found us!
At 8:28pm on November 25, 2007, leigh wolf said…
Hi Mitch! Were you in Cheryl's class? Your name sounds familiar to me too! If you need more information on the MA program let me know. It looks like you're doing fantastic things with your blog/gcast/videos etc!! I may be contacting you to find out more about your experiences w/Web 2.0 and your classroom! Take care!
At 7:05pm on November 24, 2007, Mitch Fowler said…
This is our class Gcast channel. We have been Gcasting (that's a new verb I made up) for a few weeks. Thanks to the MACUL web 2.0 tools conference for this nifty little application!


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At 12:13pm on November 24, 2007, Kevin J. Galbraith said…
Mitch, your blog is pretty awesome. You should consider posting your Welcome back to School video here too. You should also consider applying for a job in my district!

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Battle Creek
Place of Employment:
Pennfield
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I am a 5th grade teacher. I teach math, science, and writing. I am particularly interested in using web 2.0 tools in order to publish, share, and create student learning.
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http://www.mrfowler.wordpress.com
 
 

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