Back to school with Adobe's Education Exchange
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Categories: K-12 , Learning Systems (LMS/LCMS) , Social MediaBack to school with Adobe's Education Exchange
When I last reported on Adobe’s Education Exchange site, it was a fledgling social learning destination with several lessons that integrated Adobe professional tools posted for teachers to use or modify with their students. I was impressed when Adobe first formally rolled out the beta of the site at ISTE this year, but taking another look this fall left me pleasantly surprised at the richness and breadth of lessons that teachers were sharing. In fact, it has become my go-to site when I want to learn to do something new or interesting with CS5.
I’m no graphics or design guru. My wife, the aesthete, will be happy to tell you that. My own website stinks and is badly in need of a facelift and fresh content (not to mention a better host than an old desktop in my basement, where our miserable DSL service often leaves 6geeks.net dead in the water). I’ve been happy letting Joomla and WordPress handle the layout and content for me (I’ve used both and was planning a full migration to WordPress this summer, but just never got around to it), but since I’m a real live consultant now, it’s time for something a little bit less blog-y and a little more website-y. I need the site to be much more focused and give clients quick access to what I do, how I do it, and my philosophies in Ed Tech. I also need to be able to distribute an e-book I’m working on whenever I manage to get it finished.
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