for professional growth, but I don't think the listserv is the proper
forum for blog promotion. A good number of ISED subscribers are bloggers,
and if we ALL used the listserv in this fashion it would dilute the
effectiveness and debase the purpose of this valuable tool. A more
appropriate outlet for sharing blog posts might be to use a social
networking site like Twitter, Pownce, or Jaiku. There are no written
rules for these types of tools; hopefully together we can figure out the
best way to communicate given the nature of our message.
A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes:
>I'll agree with this as well. I don't see what Jacob is trying to
>accomplish and wonder why he is posting to this site.
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>What is your affiliation and intent here, Jacob? Perhaps if you told
>folks more about this, you'd find more acceptance. Right now, you've
>given folks no reason to react in any other way than they have.
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>John W. Threlkeld
>Graland Country Day School
>30 Birch St.
>Denver, CO 80220
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