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William Kist
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- Tell about your involvement in education, and your ideals for collegial sharing
- I've been studying new literacies for over 15 years now, and am interested in talking to teachers who are trying to use these new media in their classrooms.
- About Me:
- I'm a former high school English teacher who now teaches future teachers at Kent State University.
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- http://www.williamkist.com
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Love to hear your experience in finding, using and developing new literacies/media - and anything else as you contribute through the fora here.
Glad to have you here--hope you enjoy the network.
Give us some feedback on the site: how are we doing, talking about the new literacies, and talking about education in general? What do you think about the issues/topics covered? What do you think needs more coverage?
I'm of the mind that we're onto something here, because the participation is so diverse. We can come at education from so many angles. And we've become a Community of Practice with professors and their students, all interacting with each other... and with a whole bunch of others who view education through a variety of lenses.
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