Comments on: Who’s Graham?

By: Sebastian White

Sebastian White — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 10:41:49 +0000

Hi Graham,
I know this is a bit belated but I was impressed by what you had said on this particular page: http://aliceproject5.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/the-peculiar-writing-style-of-lewis-carroll/

Nevertheless I was impressed by the statements on this site, which counter starkly the pretentiousness and lack of common sense shown by a large proportion of the literary industry.

If anyone is interested in children’s zany stories wwwquirkyclaus.com and comic fantasy do please have a perusal of my site and to take a view for looking out for my work…

By the way, I did commit a few spelling errors on there, but I am unaware of how to edit this submission if required?

PS: I am looking for someone out there, concievably not neccessarily even in this hemisphere or if required this planet(applications from the planet Zorg are welcome)for support or preferably “publication” of my forthcoming comic fantasy – The Tallest Dwarf!

By: Graham Wegner

Graham Wegner — Thu, 26 May 2011 11:31:10 +0000

G’day, Julie-Anne, and yes, this is the same Graham Wegner that you went to teachers college with! A quick Google tells me that you are still living the good life over at Cleve. I’ll drop you an email sometime to “catch up” after all of these years. Cheers.

By: Julie-Anne Byrnes

Julie-Anne Byrnes — Sun, 22 May 2011 06:10:38 +0000

Hi Graham,

I was just doing some research about John Hattie and came across your blog, (wondering if it was the same Graham Wegner that I went to college with) and there you were!!! How have you been all these years? Great to see you so actively involved in discussion about education. Love to hear from you.
Cheers
Julie-Anne Byrnes

By: meila rismana

meila rismana — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 05:59:42 +0000

Hi, Graham
I do like reading your blog especially talking about multiliteracies since it is related to my thesis proposal. Would you be so kind to send me the sample of narrative text in form of multimodal text which is appropriate for first year students of university in indonesia. Thanks

By: Nikki Aharonian

Nikki Aharonian — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 16:05:57 +0000

Hi Graham,
A few years ago you recommended a fantastic “Slideshare” presentation about effective powerpoint presentations. I can’t find it on your blog – can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Nikki

By: Geoffrey Gevalt

Geoffrey Gevalt — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 17:56:36 +0000

Graham,
Have been doing too much Web surfing today, but having fun doing it, I confess and bumped into all your work. Am posting a link to your blog on our teachers’ site….

I have an idea…

I run a nonprofit in Vermont that is dedicated to building a generation of better writers. We use digital technology in engaging the students, mentors and other tricks to help them get better and we publish their work where ever and whenever we can — newspapers, on radio, online and on stage.

We also work with schools and teachers trying to hoist them up to the 21st century.

I would love to find a school in Australia that might be interested in doing a joint writing project with students up here.

What I was thinking of doing is finding a school there and a school here and creating a site for the students to share writing, ideas and information.

Interested? If so, drop me an email…. ggevalt(at)youngwritersproject.org

Our other sites: http://ywpvt.net and http://ywpblog.ywpvt.net

By: Miss W.

Miss W. — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 07:54:43 +0000

G’day Graham,
I was on the Edublogger birthday post and saw your comment, so thought I would visit your blog to tell you about a student blogging challenge that will be starting in March 2009.

Students may use either a class blog or their own individual blog. There will be activities each week and they will be posted on my class blog http://wyatt67.edublogs.org

If any teachers or students are interested in registering, please do so here http://wyatt67.edublogs.org/2009/01/18/a-new-year-means-a-new-challenge/

A similar challenge was held last year and nearly 500 students from nine different countries of the world took part. These students are still blogging and running a collaborative blog at http://studentfriends.edublogs.org

By: Tony Searl

Tony Searl — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 02:27:13 +0000

Hi Graham
Well said, I found myself nodding along while reading tinted glasses. I will return to read more, thanks.
Tony

By: EDin08

EDin08 — Fri, 02 May 2008 22:20:41 +0000

Hi Graham

I just wanted to make sure that you were invited to our education “Blogger Summit”. We hope you can make it and feel free to share this invitation with any other bloggers in the area that might be interested. The invitation is attached below.

Alex
ED In ’08 Blogger Summit

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Strong American Schools is excited to announce the ED in ’08 Blogger Summit. Conference details are as follows:

May 14th – 15th
Palomar Hotel, Washington DC
Registration is Free!

An opening reception is scheduled on the evening of Wednesday, May 14th. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served before the screening of a new documentary film on education, Two Million Minutes. A Q&A session with the filmmakers is set to follow.

Then join us for an all-day conference on May 15th. Nowhere else will you have an opportunity to meet and network with fellow education bloggers, participate in panels, attend workshops, and help tackle some tough questions on the state of education in America.

Space is limited, so be sure to RSVP today!

By: Chris Harbeck

Chris Harbeck — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 02:13:09 +0000

All opportunities are within reach. Always strive for the your goals and make them happen. You are a must read for all teachers who appreciate educational technology out there.