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We might often hear about online tutorial. However, some of us still have some doubts on using this tutorial as the study assistant. Most parents think that the effective learning system is one with conventional method, which is meeting a teacher on the classroom. However, with the help of technology, such method is no longer become the only method and it does not become the most effective method as well.
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Welcome to the blogosphere. As regular readers know, I’m still getting used to it although the uses of the internet for information sharing are almost limitless. I appreciate the need to try to utilize the new developments in technology to help people. That was the goal of this blog from the beginning. We have spread mostly understandable information about special education law and made known resources that are available to stakeholders. Our growing and large number of subscribers (from all sectors of special education stakeholders) shows that the plan is working
The Special Education Law Blog also seeks to use social networking tools as additional resources. We have also had great success in this regard. The lefthand side of the blog lists our mini-posts, also called tweets. The lefthand side also lists links to the Ning, Plaxo, LinkedIn and Twitter groups. By far the most successful of the groups, however, is the Facebook Special Education Law Group. I’m pleased to announce that the Facebook group has just gone over the 600 member mark. That’s a big group. The discussions are pretty lively, and the opinions are strong. There is also a wall and a place to list other non-commercial resources. If you are involved in special education, please join the group. We’d be happy to have you. And to the group members, congratulations on passing another milestone.
It all started right here of course, and I really appreciate our readers. Please take one of the free subscriptions (available as email, RSS feed or a widget for your own blog or website) , if you haven’t done so. Numbers drive credibility in the blogosphere, and we are quickly becoming a big fish. (I’m not sure I’ve ever quite used those words before, but I like the sound of it!)
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