Creating a wiki can be a scary thing:

• It's out there so EVERYONE can see it!
• What if NO ONE sees it?
• How much time is this going to take?
• How difficult is it to create this wiki?

All these questions were very relevant and important when I considered taking the big step! I created a number of webpages in the past and really enjoyed the challenges, but a wiki is somewhat different in that other people can "mess with your stuff!" But that's what makes it so much better than a webpage! "Two heads are better than one." Exactly!

Hopefully you will find some great resources here and if you HAVE any resources, please share! Some pages are open for editing and sharing of information.  Leave your "print" by adding resources for other teachers on the pages open to edit. Click on the EDIT PAGE button in the top menu bar on these pages. If you are asked for a password on shared pages, type in "learning."

Just follow the links in the Sidebar to the right (If you don't see the Sidebar, click on the Sidebar tab to make it active) and visit some of the pages. If you want to subsribe, just click the RSS button at the bottom of the page--- You will receive any update notices without having to check back. You can also add this page to your del.icio.us bookmarks.

"The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn."                                                                            

-- Alvin Toffler

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