Go to http://www.noodletools.com/aasl -- for the very first AASL
conference blog -- filled with reports from folks who were at the
conference!!
I started the blog because I thought that those who couldn't be at
conference should still be able to experience it vicariously. Now
it's taken on a wonderful life of its own, with insightful summaries
and observations from a crew of volunteer bloggers who are sharing
what they've learned with the rest of us.
Mega-thanks to Damon Abilock of Noodletools, Inc. who generously
donated both server-space and (even more important) tech-support to
get this blog up and running... when TPTB at AASL headquarters
couldn't seem to figure out how and/or why to actually make it happen.
Alice Yucht
AASLblog Creator / Coordinator
Curmudgeon-at-large
On 10/9/05, Peter Milbury <pmilbury@iis.syr.edu> wrote:
> Dear AASL Attendees,
>
> How about sharing some perceptions and tips from your attandance at AASL?
> It sure would be nice to know some of the things you learned, your
> impressions of what you gained by attending, and what you would recommend
> for the rest of us LM_NET folk who were not there with you!
>
> What's new, what's tried and true, what's up and what's down?
>
> Please??????
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