Capstone Assignment--Join a Social Network and Convince a Colleague to do the Same

I recommend Classroom 2.0 for those of us interested in understanding 21st century learning and learners and how technology facilitates and integrates into our lessons. It describes itself as “social network for those interested in Web 2.0 and collaborative technologies in education.” As we are firm supporters of Web 2.0 (using the interactivity of technology, the give and take aspect, the interchange and collaborative creation of information), Classroom 2.0 gives us a wonderful support network for asking questions and seeking information.
I myself hope to find help with this Capstone class I am in, as well as a sounding board for some of my technology ideas. That many of the members are working in classrooms and libraries means my questions will be asked of real “troops in the trenches” so to speak. Already there are posts about creating class websites and using FLIP video cameras with students, both of which I hope to do with my students. I already see how you can post a request for help with the digitally interactive Virginia timeline you want the 5th graders to create.
Truly, in looking at Classroom 2.0, I think it would be beneficial to create a Capstone group and open up membership so we can get further input from others who are integrating technology in education not as part of a course assignment, but for the benefit of our students.