Micheal - thanks for your guidance and encouragement and a great set of easy to use activities! Because school started a few weeks ago, my participation tapered - but only due to to lack of time - not interest! This has been a marvelous exploration into the world of 2.0. I've raved about it to my fellow media specialists and the best news is my District is starting a blogging pilot program this year :-) One Thing at a Time!!!

Debra said it so well. Thanks, Michael, for taking this on, it was great! Thanks to everyone else, too. I learned a lot reading your blogs and twittering away. Bye, everyone, and best wishes.

Michael and all its been great.

I've raved about it so much that my colleagues were sorry they didn't jump in when I sent around the link. I shared the links to our Center for Teaching Excellence and I am going to collaborate with them on launching a program like this for the faculty next spring.

I had a Facebook account and was using Google Reader before joining in this adventure. But I created a blog for the Department's that am a Liaison for. We are tagging our favorite sites in del.ici.ous. Who knows what's next.

I will look for our next learning adventure together!

I look forward to any opportunity

Michael and all,
Thanks so much for making it so easy to continue this process on with other! I'm starting a 2.0 class this week at my school and was hoping to point them this direction. It will be nice that we can tweak it to fit our district! Thanks so much for your wonderful guidance!

I am currently working on the "23 Things" and couldn't be more excited about the things that I am learning. There are so many applications for schools whose districts will allow Web 2.0 technology. I am currently working on my master's degree to become a school librarian, and the 23 Things was a part of the class. It has been one of my best classes so far.