I hope to be able to set up a blog for use in my classroom next year. If I am to be expected to use a blog to communicate with my students' parents, I want to do some of the learning now when I have fewer demands on my time.
Although I am not eager to spend more of my time in front of a screen, I realize that there might be times when communicating by this method will be more effective.
I find that spending time with my family and friends f2f is a priority for me. Maintaining relationships with friends and family via email/texting/blogging happens only when face to face contact is impossible.
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I think this is important, and the wider your circle gets the more f2f isn't possible, or you're able to join conversations that are happenings miles away. Right now there is a great conference going on in Mumbai, India that I wish I was at. Even though I'm not there I'm able to follow the conference and gleen the great things coming from it. Is it the same of being there f2f? No, but it's the next best thing. http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23ASBUP2010
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