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Sherman Dorn may be the first education blogger to attempt to cross over into the ~~real world~~ mainstream via You Tube. To my mind, though, this YouTube video (via Deadspin) of a 7'9" basketball player is slightly more entertaining than Sherman's videos.

Posted by John on August 7, 2006 02:35 PM | Permalink

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Crossover or convenient storage place and reference/social relevance for class? Your pick...

Posted by: Sherman Dorn | August 7, 2006 09:35 PM

I think it's great that you're using technology to reach your students.

Posted by: John at AFT | August 8, 2006 08:59 AM

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