Alisa Cooper of South Mountain Community Colleges has produced a great narrated presentation on how she uses Ning to build community in her courses. She's also using podcasts, live streaming video and drop.io. And check out her Voicethread on using Ning, which she said she started using because she thought the usual online offerings were "a little sterile and boring." Good stuff.
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Excellent! Thank you for this post. I have been conversing with some people about using Ning, and Alisa's presentation and voicethread will really help explain it to them.
Posted by: David Fair | November 24, 2008 at 12:54 PM