A large portion of the participants in our little blogging experiment are special education teachers, at the elementary level. I am looking for resources I can direct their way, specifically blogs and wikis. The links below are from Special Education Bloggers, please comment and let me know of others. I know there are some great resources out there.<\/p>\n
Mechelle DeCraene<\/a> in an email offered to lend a helping hand to our participants.<\/p>\n A large portion of the participants in our little blogging experiment are special education teachers, at the elementary level. I am looking for resources I can direct their way, specifically blogs and wikis. The links below are from Special Education Bloggers, please comment and let me know of others. I know there are some great resources out there. Mechelle DeCraene in an email offered to lend a helping hand to our participants. Karen Janowski is an assistive technology consultant and…<\/p>\n\n
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* Just a note on blogging in general and how a network grows. I met Karen at a MassCUE meeting and discovered we had just begun blogging and share a similar interest, we subscribed to each others blogs. Mechelle read my post about the blogging workshop and sent an email. Special Ed. teacher in Washington linked to my blog on an unrelated topic, but it brought me to her site. Linking is very important, it helps create a web of resources, contacts and opportunities to learn.<\/dl>\n
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