My TALO friends know how to have fun
Yesterday I had the good fortune to be able to eavesdrop and then join in for a bit with the brilliant and wacky TALO tribe for their TALO 2007 Swapmeet. (Don't ask me why I called them a tribe. Just an impulse!) TALO = Teach and Learn Online.
This morning I see they had fun at dinner. I can't resist linking to it.
This is a perfect example of how technology has fundamentally changed how we can be together. Maybe it has redefined togetherness in some ways.
I have met many of these wonderful folk last October when I was in Australia. I have corresponded with some of them. Yet they made me feel quite welcome - at a distance. With videos like this one, I get a bit of the social life of the gathering as well. Pretty darn cool.
Now, all I want to know now is what happens when the camera stops. Is it like "spin the bottle?"
Oh, PS, here are the slides we played with for a few minutes before the gang went to lunch. Their Friday, my Thursday night.
posted by Nancy White at 8:16 AM
3 Comments:
Darn, I missed it ... but thanks for sharing the slides
Glad you feel a little more connected Nancy, Lets nag Alex Hayes for 'the other side of the camera' view. It was quite interesting, maybe a little too challenging for most.
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/mikeseyfang/~3/100379222/cns!A056EA628FAE2BFE!4336.entry
Fang
p.s. will see if I can bring you some connection to WomAdelaide
MSN Spaces ?
That was the other side and unfortuantely rendered in WMV.
MP4 was through the roof.
http://alexanderhayes.blip.tv/file/168598/
Glad you enjoyed your stay. Perhaps you'd like to contribute to http://talo.wikieducator.org/TALO
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