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Ginger, well put. I really like the creativity. Frankly, I've been using iGoogle non-stop since it was assigned as part of our class project. Furthermore, now I'm also noticing everyone else around me who has already been using it for months. Great job, very clever way to make the point.
ReplyDeleteGinger- That was a very convincing one-minute message. It makes me think that if I am not using iGoogle, I am getting left behind. Before starting this program I had never heard of iGoogle. It is amazing how much stuff it has to offer and can do - all for free. I now that when I used Google docs in the second course I was impressed. I had never used a Web 2.0 tool and didn't know that was possible. I know that I am starting to look to Google Reader for all the feeds I have subscribed too. Many useful things have come to me. Very creative video!
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