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 * //Please share your thoughts to help us build a better conference next year ....//**

__**Bouquets**__ //What did we do well?// //What features of K12 Online 2007 should be included again next year? Compliments are also welcomed. ;-)//

Clay here: Everyone agreed that K12O was a very worthwhile experience. What did it NOT do well? Bravo.

//What didn't work or go very well? Please share constructive criticism. A problem with a potential solution is most welcomed. ;-)//
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Clay here: I didn't get a When Night Falls final email - was left off the mailing list, though I confirmed as requested. Led to a bit of a scramble before going live. Small potatoes, though.

**__Suggestions For Next Year__** //We're already looking ahead to next year. Your input is important to us. You have the floor ... ;-)//

Clay here: Classifying presentations into more fine-grained categories (Introductory, Intermediate, Advanced; Subject Area; Grade/Age Level; Tools and Pedagogies addressed; whether presenter is a classroom teacher, etc) was mentioned as a helpful refinement for next year.

**__Moderator's Summary__** //When your skypecast has concluded please add a summary, 200 words or less, of what was discussed here. And thanks for being a part of this!//

Clay here: Using tags to link student blog entries via Technorati to encourage global connectivity; using tags to scaffold student reading of other blogs via age group (tag with age or grade, plus with subject area or topic?); North/South hemisphere school year obstacles to collaboration (your winter is my summer, etc). Cellphones. Quality blogging. Encouraging teacher buy-in at your school.