Thanks for the suggestion, Ryan. I am so impressed to see that Yang made comics for Algebra! How awesome. That guy is amazing.
Looking at your profile, I realized I am the "anti-you". I teach math and English as a second language and you teach everything but math and foreign language! (Am I revealing too much of my geeky self here?)
Anyway, looking forward to participating in the ning.
Cool! Thanks Ryan. You made me feel like home. Now I believe I've made a right choice to join you guys in this group. May I have the link for the gaming group? I'm just so fond of making games!
Hi Ryan - thanks for the greeting. I have the pleasure of doing a variety of things in my job. One of them is helping keep area district teachers (K-12) up-to-date on cool sites and upcoming technology. I found out about this site from a distribution list I'm on for librarians. I'm looking forward to exploring this site and learning how it can be utilized.
Thanks for the tips, Ryan! It was great being a part of the SPI Summer Institute at TC this year -- and I'm looking forward to checking out the site! Also, I sent it to a few co-workers!
I was going to post this, but wanted to ask first - is this ok?
I am an SME for Physics for Twist Education, and we are developing applications to teach physics. Our first 4 apps are up on iTunes, and can be used to teach the seven SI units, the SI metric prefixes, the adding and scaling of vectors, and one-dimensional motion. We are hoping for teachers to try the apps in their class, and contact us with feedback - we are looking to develop potential research protocols with schools willing to test for learning efficacy.
Ideally, these would be close to San Antonio, TX, where we are located.
We would love you to take a look at the website and give feedback. Contact me here, or register for Twist and log in, explore the site, and leave comments.
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Here it is: http://www.huffenglish.com/?p=2210
No, sir. I think I'm to verbose...
Thank you so much for the recommendations! What a great website with wonderful collaboration!
Found it !
Ryan, I am looking for the resources on the CCC site, but cannot find them. Can you help me????
Awesome, I'm liking them both!
Thanks, Ryan. I'm enjoying checking out the website.
Thank you Ryan! I'll be sure to check it out! :)
Thanks, Ryan. I'm excited to be here!
Thanks so much for the suggestions, Ryan! Can't wait to check it all out!
Thanks for the suggestion, Ryan. I am so impressed to see that Yang made comics for Algebra! How awesome. That guy is amazing.
Looking at your profile, I realized I am the "anti-you". I teach math and English as a second language and you teach everything but math and foreign language! (Am I revealing too much of my geeky self here?)
Anyway, looking forward to participating in the ning.
Joan
Thanks, can't wait until winter break so I can have more of a chance to get more involved! The site looks great!!!!!
Thanks, Ryan. Saw your presentation at the NMSA conference in Louisville and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the book. :)
Awesome! Thank you sooooo much!!! Yeah, almost everyone loves games.
Cool! Thanks Ryan. You made me feel like home. Now I believe I've made a right choice to join you guys in this group. May I have the link for the gaming group? I'm just so fond of making games!
Could you email me at your convenience please...I have a very important question to ask.
Shawn.latorre@gmail.com
Thanks...
Hi Ryan - thanks for the greeting. I have the pleasure of doing a variety of things in my job. One of them is helping keep area district teachers (K-12) up-to-date on cool sites and upcoming technology. I found out about this site from a distribution list I'm on for librarians. I'm looking forward to exploring this site and learning how it can be utilized.
I was going to post this, but wanted to ask first - is this ok?
I am an SME for Physics for Twist Education, and we are developing applications to teach physics. Our first 4 apps are up on iTunes, and can be used to teach the seven SI units, the SI metric prefixes, the adding and scaling of vectors, and one-dimensional motion. We are hoping for teachers to try the apps in their class, and contact us with feedback - we are looking to develop potential research protocols with schools willing to test for learning efficacy.
Ideally, these would be close to San Antonio, TX, where we are located.
We would love you to take a look at the website and give feedback. Contact me here, or register for Twist and log in, explore the site, and leave comments.
http://twisteducation.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Twist-Education/111396145554595/
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