@monichan808 cute! Aloha from fellow Hawaiian #etmooc -er
— ａｍｙｂｕｒｖａｌｌ (@amyburvall) January 14, 2013
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#etmooc Intro Challenge- Hawaiian Time http://t.co/2dGqVKXT via @wordpressdotcom
— ａｍｙｂｕｒｖａｌｌ (@amyburvall) January 14, 2013
My Intro for #etmooc using #projeqt https://t.co/z9TODpbO Does anyone know how to do the voiceover?
— ａｍｙｂｕｒｖａｌｌ (@amyburvall) January 14, 2013
@trentmkays Haha. Sounds good. I look forward to learning with you. #etmooc
— Kristen Swanson (@kristenswanson) January 14, 2013
okie dokie, here's my #etmooc introduction...http://t.co/rBjcuVU1
— Monika (@monichan_desu) January 14, 2013
Excited, but embarrassed at the same time. So much to learn, so little to say, but, anyway, this is my blog for #etmoochttp://t.co/uqqkObdO
— Juan Fernández (@granainoinuk) January 14, 2013
When can a MOOC be considered massive? http://t.co/Nevs7s2u via @wollepb #mooc #mmx13 #ETMOOC #eatel
— Wolfgang Reinhardt (@wollepb) January 14, 2013
@txiotxio Pues sí #etmooc http://t.co/0hctewyT + factor R http://t.co/bJx4Bpyn humanizar la tecnología
— jose antonio gabelas (@jgabelas) January 14, 2013
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