tear up?"

JaniceF exclaims, "Help I can't get back home!"

BernieD says, "Click your shoes together, Janice."

JenW says, "I agree.....very much so"

BernieD says, "Philip's comment is (in typical Gallic fashion) deep. We
had a session a year ago about grim reality in lessons
(April 2000, I think)."

PhilipAB says, "I'd say more, but this isn't the place."

BernieD asks, "Well... shall we move on to a better place?"

PhilipAB [WebTeach] simpers hopefully, "next?"

KarenRL says, "ready."

JenW says, "thanks Phil - I am still looking up the definition for
commodification. :)"

BernieD says, "It has to do with commodes, I think."

BernieD says, "Now for something completely different:"

BernieD says, "Another form of creative expression is the comic book."

KarenRL exclaims, "Yeah, Archie and Veronica!"

BernieD says, "Popular with kids around the world, even in countries
that think Jerry Lewis is a genius."

KarenRL says, "Oops, got carried away. Sorry."

BernieD says, "Here's a quest built around one:"

BernieD projects the URL:

http://www.tcs.k12.oh.us/webspace/hkelly/Legends.htm
JenW has disconnected.
BernieD says, "There's supposed to be a ClarisWorks template somewhere
in here, but the examples of student work are all hand
drawn. Nothing wrong with that. Crayons still work even
during a rolling blackout."

JaniceF asks, "Bernie, why do people spell worse when they can use a
spell checker so easily?"

BernieD says, "Probably in a hurry. Shameful when it's a teacher."

JaniceF exclaims, "Sorry... I just have been looking at some college
student webquests!"

JaniceF says, "I really like this. It is motivating and creative."

JaniceF says, "The rubric is pretty minimal though."

BernieD says, "For scaffolding, I wish there were some guidance on good
comic form."

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