Google Earth Meme…. started by Lucy Gray

Posted on | January 5, 2007 |

Lucy Gray has started a Google Map Meme.

She asked us to answer the two questions below in a Google Earth Placemarker and then send her the file — she’s going to compile them into one big map…

1) What has been your most memorable learning experience?
2) Who is the teacher that has influenced you the most? and why?

Her instructions are here.

Lucy, Here’s My file!

Now for the folks I’m going to tag… Here we go:

Arvind Grover
Fred Bartels
Bill Knauer
Jim Heynderickx
Richard Kassissieh

The wonder of the blogosphere….

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