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Here is a list of everyone's blog. Please check them out and exchange comments. https://syb16.blogspot.com/ https://tpcabezas.blogspot.com/ https://eme2040alcahill.blogspot.com/ https://jgilbeme2040.blogspot.com/ https://jtgoodson.blogspot.com/ https://eme2040elizabethgreiner.blogspot.com https://emestudentkph.blogspot.com https://emestudentkph.blogspot.com paigeme2040-02fall.blogspot.com https://educationtechnology2145.blogspot.com/ eme2040rachelelizabeth.blogspot.com http://milnem16.blogspot.com/ https://eme2040lena.blogspot.com https://ryryrypowpowpow.blogspot.com/ https://eme2040mikayla.blogspot.com https://egr16.blogspot.com/ http://eme2040lindsey.blogspot.com jds-eme.blogspot.com cstull2591.blogspot.com eme2040karlaurbina.blogspot.com saraheme2040.blogspot.com https://vk2040.blogspot.com/ http://kat16c.blogspot.com/ -- Lukas
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This is no longer a test post!

This is a test. :) ========Update 20170828========= Wow! I can't believe that this is already the first day of the new semester and I have already finished teaching my first class session with a wonderful EME2040 group. As I have just read all the first blogs from everyone, I really want to share some of my reflection with all of you. About being tech-savvy A lot of you described yourself are not tech-savvy and only know the very basics of the software and technologies. Tech-savvy usually sounds like a word that is describing the IT experts over computer science department. However, if we are talking about the education world and this intro to ed tech class, being tech-savvy really means that you have an open mind to embrace all the technology that has a potential to facilitate teachers' instruction and students' learning. If you are familiar with the concept of digital natives (if not, listen to the podcast listed on Canvas or just google it), our generation (I s...
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