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Comments (5)
SC Spaeth said
at 7:35 pm on Dec 17, 2007
Casey:
I really like the TOC tool. Readers can easily use them and understand how useful they are. While these are static outlines (no collapsing or expanding), they help to show the structure of a piece. Miss McGuire, my eighth grade English teacher, urged us to outline our papers. While I didn't see it then, I am convinced now. These tools help to manage organizing your thoughts. In another PBwiki, I've created an outline template to evaluate this approach: http://techstudio.pbwiki.com/Outlining%20for%20Understanding
SC Spaeth said
at 9:02 am on Jan 1, 2008
I considered turning on the access via email feature of this site. With it enbabled, anyone who has an email address of the type: LastnameF@link75.org would be able to contribute to this wiki. Shall we enable it?
couturec@... said
at 10:03 pm on Jan 1, 2008
Steve: Let's run this by Sally & Kate for starters - I'm all for experimenting with the wiki to see what it can do for us; I'm not sure what the scope of this wiki is, but I like your idea.
SC Spaeth said
at 10:11 pm on Jan 1, 2008
Casey: Sounds like a good idea to me. Rosa told that students at the high school have district sponsored email accounts but I don't know whether theirs are to the @link75.org domain or to another variant that would influence the scope of this feature.
Anonymous said
at 4:55 pm on Jan 9, 2008
I beleive the the school accounts are to the link75.org domain.
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