BuzzLion for the Week of March 23

Posted on March 28, 2008 
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Given that the entire ETS staff has been in preparation this week for tomorrow’s Penn State Symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology, this week’s BuzzLion is going to be short and to the point.

Much of BuzzLion is pointing folks to interesting items posted by ETS staff on their blogs. However, this week, BuzzLion recommends you go take a look around the Symposium blog.

There is a lot going on already, and it will explode day of the event and thereafter. If you are going, by all means, contribute. We encourage you to blog on your experience, from Lawrence Lessig’s keynote to the sessions to the networking. Let us know what you learned, what you found interesting and cool, and who you met.

In didn’t go, the Symposium blog is the next best thing to being there, to coin a phrase. There will be links to photos, videos of presentations, podcasts, video interviews, and attendees giving their thoughts on the event.

So, that’s it for this week. There is so much going on just at the Symposium site, that should keep you busy for a while. Thanks for reading, and we appreciate any comments you may have – post away! If you have anything going on in your world that you would like BuzzLion to mention, such as an interesting way you are using technology in classes, a question about an ETS program, or an event you have attended, send a note to jco11@psu.edu, and we will run it in the next edition.

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