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C’mon, Google, gimme an invite.

Found through http://twitter.com/esolcourses re online class instruction

5 Responses to “Google Wave”

    [...] Dieser Eintrag wurde auf Twitter von Lindsay Clandfield, annehodg erwähnt. annehodg sagte: New blog post: Google Wave http://bit.ly/2lsj31 [...]

    It shouldn’t be long now, Anne, if you’ve applied for an invite – I got mine last week, and I must admit, although it’s early days yet, I’m excited with what I’ve seen so far – it could revolutionise online collaboration and can be easily used to support teaching languages online – I need to play a little bit more and then I’ll post something related to this on my blog

    Me too me tooo, c’mon Google!! Really, good find Graham, THIS explains Google Wave (or 3.5% of it). Now I get it (or some of it :-)

    I’ll be reading, Graham. Hope it takes off for teaching. Wikis are looking a wee bit old, very confusing to reconstruct collaboration. So I like the process/timeline aspect. Vance, someday soon… ;)

    I think I heard Gavin Dudeney say he has one…

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