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Monday, October 31, 2005

 

Are you using SEGATECH?

For my reflection, I have chosen to talk about the SEGATECH blog. It is a wonderful resource for all of us. The most recent post that I have found beneficial was not math related, but it was wonderful! Jeff made a post that provides links to maps and virtual tours of the original settlement of Jamestown. Jeff is going to post similar information about Plymouth soon. If you are looking for information about ANY topic, please let Jeff know and he is more than happy to find what you need and post it for you and everyone else. Most importantly, the SEGATECH blog is a model for how we should use our SCES blog to share information!

# posted by Holly B @ 11:49 AM
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