All right I'll get off my soapbox and back to the gist of this post.
In early December, @fredbartels posted a tweet regarding online texts. Below is a transcript of our conversation.
fredbartels: How do we get the Chemistry teachers together for a day to brainstorm replacements for textbooks?5:33am, Dec 03 from Twitter for iPhone
cuevash: @fredbartels How about organizing a series of unconference events to bring folks together? thoughts?5:48am, Dec 03 from Web
fredbartels: @cuevash Unconference events to bring folks together is a brilliant idea! Who do we get to organize and fund them?6:02am, Dec 03 from Web
cuevash: @fredbartels it may be possible for individual school's to sponsor a certain discipline and have an opportunity to connect w all on the web6:26am, Dec 03 from Echofon
fredbartels: @cuevash Seems like a viable approach. What would be the incentive for a subject area specialist to attend one of these?
At this point I fell off the conversation because family life took over. A few days later we picked up right where we left off.
cuevash6:43am via HootSuite
cuevash: @fredbartels for students that is inexpensive and or free, accessible from the web, self managed and updated for accuracy and relevance.6:46am, Dec 11 from HootSuite
cuevash6:49am via HootSuite
So where does this leave us? Well the conversation is certainly far from over but perhaps with sufficient interest, we can overcome inertia and get something started.
Are you interested? Know someone who might be interested? Then join the conversation but at minimum let others know.
Thanks Fred for the inspiration!
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