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Friday, November 18, 2005

I Found Jim Burke!!!!!

This is the result all of my admiration: an interview with Jim Burke. Here is the podcast of our conversation.

posted by Andrea Z at 2:36 PM

2 Comments:

Blogger Janet said...

I hope you don't mind...if you've picked up your e-mail then you know I just forwarded your interview to the other NWP Lead Tech Sites, to NWP Executive Director Richard Sterling and Associate Director Elyse Eidman Aadahl, to NCTE Executive Director Kent Williamson, and to NWP Technology point person, Christina Cantrill.

You did such a great job interviewing Jim--the emphasis was clearly on his thinking about writing, teaching writing, and the influence of newer technologies on both. You are both AMAZING!

Janet

10:42 PM  
Blogger Bud Hunt said...

Hi. I'm very grateful that you're podcasting and blogging the conference. I wasn't able to attend. I was hoping, though, that maybe you had an RSS feed for the podcasts? I'd like to download them to iTunes but can't seem to find your feed.

Thanks -- Bud

11:46 PM  

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