Does this change your mind about Wikipedia? 22 of the top 30 Wikipedia editors are bots http://t.co/fWKhftBT #etmooc #research
— Jason Warren (@lostinhistory) January 15, 2013
#etmooc chat tonight? Is it at 7 PM eastern?
— Art Lieberman (@artFling) January 15, 2013
Finally, my #etmooc intro! http://t.co/3ln1mVfL
— Sofie Blaisse (@sofieblaisse) January 15, 2013
yeah, I'm the one that used sound cloud this morning to record the science department meeting notes... 2 pts for me! #etmooc @SoundCloud
— CSStone (@csstone1161) January 15, 2013
What? Squirrel! What did he say? Who's that? Why's that so Funny? http://t.co/hTCsq3nT via @wordpressdotcom #etMOOC reflection.
— Tim Scholze, M.Ed (@scholzet) January 15, 2013
Week 1 of #etmooc like 1st week of summer camper; running around, taking it ALL in, knowing your niche is out there just gotta find it.
— Carolyn Durley (@c_durley) January 15, 2013
2 Gross Catholic students perform cup song from "Pitch Perfect" in their Theology class. http://t.co/nggVgbSn #nebedu #gccougars #etmooc
— Jim Homan (@jimhoman) January 15, 2013
Thanks for sharing link to archive. I'm listening to last night's session now. Interesting. #etmooc
— Daniel Bassill (@tutormentorteam) January 15, 2013