Wesley Fryer's Friends

Wesley Fryer's Groups

At 4:09am on September 5, 2009, Ann said…: Looking forward to hearing more about mobile learning to include the iPhone.

At 6:12am on March 30, 2009, Janice Conger said…: Just listened to your "in the car" podcast; I was amazed that you would be in this situation. I know the Lord has plans for you and doors are opening. Keep the faith. Love your ideas about digital story telling. What a great way to differentiate instruction. Thanks for the inspiration.

At 7:35am on January 20, 2009, Dave Robison said…: I'm utterly intrigued by the notion of the digital storyteller's group. Is there a brief or summary of what DST entails? I've discovered that names in the cyber-cultures tend to acquire their own meanings and associations, so I want to be sure DST means what I think it means. : )

At 9:50pm on January 5, 2009, Melanie said…: Wesley, Thank you so much for tracking me down here and letting me know about the DM spam. I feel really awful about it...I know how annoying that kind of message is.
I was using Twitterrific and got a DM telling me to click on this link to a blog that I would enjoy. I clicked the link & switched to the iphone Safari browser. Because I find a lot of PD opportunities on Twitter, I didn't think to question having to login when on Safari & definitely did not think to check the URL, especially because the DM was from someone that I trust.
Obviously, I did not get to the blog, but didn't think anything about it until people on Twitter started checking with me about the iPhone DM I sent them. Since then, I've had to change my password twice. I think Twitter keeps locking me out to protect the account. I would really hate to change my login name.
Anyway, thank you again for letting me know about this. It has been quite disheartening, and a VERY hard lesson to learn.

At 9:53pm on July 5, 2008, Beth Still said…: Wesley,
I was told by one of the people I met at NECC that you are truly inspirational so I just had to add you! I am also following you on Twitter. I agree with you about GMail. I just started using is less than a week ago and do not like that I cannot categorize emails.

At 8:16pm on July 1, 2008, Annelise Woitulewicz said…: Thank you for the GREAT podcasts! I hope you keep them coming. I'm thankful for the insightful discussions in your podcasts and look forward to listening to each one. I was hoping to say hi and tell you in person but haven't had that chance so I'm doing it here.

At 7:02pm on June 28, 2008, Diane Peters said…: I am excited to see what I can do with digital stories with my students. Thanks for bringing the enthusiasm

At 1:52pm on June 26, 2008, Keith R. Krueger said…: You are invited to attend
CoSN Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Leadership Forum
Digital Content and Role of CTO
Co-Sponsored by T.H.E Journal and the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)

Monday, June 30, 2008
8:30 am-10:30 am
The Pavilion by Hilton
300 S. Alamo Street, San Antonio, TX

Join us for an interactive CTO Forum
· Hear the recommendations from the Congress on Future of Content
· Engage in a discussion about the role of district technology leaders in stimulating a re-examination and adoption of digital content in our districts.

For further information and to register go to www.cosn.org/events/cto_forum/index.cfm

At 12:24pm on June 26, 2008, Karen Fasimpaur said…: Hi there. I gotten a couple really great messages from people who heard my talk on Open Ed on your podcast. This has really helped spread the word. Thanks again.

Also, we launched our kids open dictionary this month. If you haven't seen it, check it out. I'd appreciate any feedback...and of course, hope everyone jumps in and adds a definition or two!

See you Sat. at EBC.

At 8:59am on June 26, 2008, Cheryl Oakes said…: See you soon! I am here to take over a whiteboard and share something new.
Cheryl