Welcome to Technology Matters.

If you're looking for a way to get started, here are some options:

• First, if you haven't already done so, log in.
• Once you have logged in, create your bio.
• Read over the existing documentation on the wiki pages.
• If are in a group, click on your Group, then follow the directions and Create a Blog posting in response to the prompts that you will find there.

The purpose of this site is to experiment with opening the work of Tech Matters`07 to an audience larger than the immediate participants at California State University, Chico, Chico, California from July 17 - 22, 2007. Given this focused purpose, please be aware that this site may be closed at the end of July 2007 unless the Tech Liaison leadership team decides to keep some parts of the site open.

We are reading and writing, listening to podcasts and webcasting. We use RSS feeds to collect significant podcasts and blogs. We invite all to subscribe to the assignments, podcasts, blogs, questions, bookmarks, images, and wiki pages created by this summer's Tech Matters participants. We are using blogs, wikis, and other such tools to build community and share knowledge about 21st Century literacies with audiences of wider and wider circles of teachers, beginning with previous Tech Matters participants and the National Writing Project's Tech Lisison Network.

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