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8 democratic candidates face a new kind of questioning with queries straight from america’s living rooms —CNN This has been a defining moment in political and New Media history, and I’m glad I could experience it in an academic environment. … Continue reading →

**I do realize that ‘Curriculartornessly’ is not a real word.  I was just trying to add some pizzazz to my blog title to grab your attention ok?!?!** Let us delve into the concept of curriculum, shall we?  The word curriculum … Continue reading →

“8 Democratic candidates face a new kind of questioning” Tonight at 7:00pm Democratic candidates engaged in a “new” form of interaction with voters. Users were invited to submit questions via home-made YouTube videos for the candidates, and both the chosen … Continue reading →

The idea of the general public being able to ask presidential candidates questions  seems like a great idea, the only problem is there were more questions sent in than answered. So who decided what questions were asked? If you ask … Continue reading →

Tonight we watched the CNN/YouTube democratic debate.  I thought it was a great way for major issues to be addressed on a more personal level.  A problem with that type of questioning is that while the people who submitted questions … Continue reading →

My friend sent me this – I thought it was funny “Life is like a box of crayons. Most people are the 8-color boxes, but what you’re really looking for are the 64-color boxes with the sharpeners on the back. … Continue reading →

Curriculum based education was a hot topic Thursday night. Should schools adhere to a curriculum or should they turn laissez-faire and let the students frolic? I have some personal insights to throw out. But first let’s whip out the dictionary. … Continue reading →

For the Democratic presidential debate on Monday night, the candidates will be asked questions sent in via YouTube. The Republican candidates will also participate in the same CNN-YouTube debate on September 17. I think this is a really interesting idea … Continue reading →

I’ve been keeping my eye for the past few weeks on the new Facebook polls. They have been interesting at best, and utterly ridiculous at worst. However, the latest one was a little different: “Who do you look up to … Continue reading →

These facebook applications are so cool! Tonight I downloaded the booze application, where you can send drinks to your friends, and your friends can send you drinks back. You can see your drinks in your own mini-bar. Fun stuff. Too … Continue reading →