Bonnie, Chis, and Dave, from the Living Archives project, stop by and we take their server for a test-drive.

Chat Transcript:

I'm joined by Arthus, Art Gelwicks, and Dave Cormier. Our discussion includes an Educon 2.0 recap, as well as consideration of "total cost of ownership" in online environments.

Chat Transcript:

This week we're joined by Brad Hicks and 15 pre-service teachers from Western Australia in a discussion about the educational use of the technology. Cathy Evanoff, Jo McLeay, Cheryl Oakes, Art Gelwicks, Dave Cormier, Jeff Lebow, and Vance Stevens all check in to say hello and contribute to the conversation.

Here are the links contributed during the show:

Part Two of a lively night o' brainstorming.

Alec Couros and Dave Cormier join us as we continue our consideration of the Twittersphere.

Contributed Links (via the chatroom during the show):

http://www.tweeterboard.com

http://politweets.com/

http://twiddeo.com/video.php?id=155

This week we had some "audio issues" and I wasn't able to add other voices to the conversation.Thanks to all the "usual suspects" in the chatroom for the back channel for the show.

Thanks, again, to Derek K. Miller of Penmachine for the use of his tunes during the 'cast.

This week, we again talk about Twitter and Facebook as well as Pageflakes and NetVibes.

Dave Cormier and Bonnie Stewart joined this show to discuss their project "A Living Archives." As you will hear them explain, this project, which is funded by Canadian Heritage, has students from all three school districts on Prince Edward Island (PEI) using leading edge technologies to bring PEI history and heritage to life. Bonnie and Dave have been building partnerships between the University of Prince Edward Island, the Provincial Archives and Records Office, the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation, the PEI Library, and the three PEI Boards of Education.

Click Read more to find out what what Dave wrote about "The Living Archives project" in July 2007.

Chat Log

Yikes, show # 49, while I am constantly amazed that we are still live after all this time, next week's show will bring us to #50. For those of you who have been with us CONGRATULATIONS for  making our show something memorable. If you are just joining us then welcome. I go back to a summer time quote Jose Rodriquez made about open source learning and how he got it! YOU all contribute to our show by listening, lurking and playing in the chat.