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• 13 Dec 08
  

  James Herbert

  it’s a shame that the collective experience of the people in this room is about to walk off in two hundred different directions without any way to share and reflect on the thinking they’ve been doing all day. Next year, no paper

  paperless weblogg classroom2.0 article

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  it’s a shame that the collective experience of the people in this room is about to walk off in two hundred different directions without any way to share and reflect on the thinking they’ve been doing all day. Next year, no paper

  paperless weblogg classroom2.0 article

• 26 Nov 08
  

  Tami Brass

  paperless paper

• 25 Nov 08
  

  pgelisa Engum

  papirløs teknologi web2.0 utdanning

• 18 Nov 08
  

  Demetri Orlando
  • the collective experience of the people in this room is about to walk off in two
    hundred different directions without any way to share and reflect on the
    thinking they’ve been doing all day.
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  Dean Shareski

  A comment by one of my students challenges Will. The thing I most proud of is her willingness and ability to engage in conversations and create her own understandings

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• 17 Nov 08
  

  Heidi Calma

  paperless

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  Brendan Murphy

  technology 2.0 paper Classroom_2.0_wiki

• 15 Nov 08
  

  Craig Nansen

  reading_to_do

• 14 Nov 08
  

  Evan Abbey

  paperless bce08pls

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  Josh Allen

  Discussing the move from taking single-user notes on paper to collaborative notes on a computer.

  resources will_richardson no_paper

  • At the end of a presentation a few days ago with a couple of hundred pen and paper note taking attendees (and the odd laptop user sprinkled here and there) I answered a question about “What do we do now?” by saying “Well, first off, it’s a shame that the collective experience of the people in this room is about to walk off in two hundred different directions without any way to share and reflect on the thinking they’ve been doing all day. Next year, no paper.”

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      Josh Allen on 2008-11-14

      What a great point. Having notes online allows everyone to see, but putting them on paper usually secludes them to the notebook.
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  The other day I was talking to a school administrator about an upcoming hands-on workshop and she asked if I could e-mail her the schedule to handout the morning of the event. For some strange reason I just said “Nope. No paper.”

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  Josh Allen on 2008-11-14
  What a great point. Having notes online allows everyone to see, but putting them on paper usually secludes them to the notebook.

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  Demetri Orlando on 2008-11-18
  this is a great line about the work of 200 people walking off in 200 different directions, never to meet again.

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