Clubhouse! Wow. I just started it yesterday, and I can already see the value. It's not for everybody, but I can see why millions are already obsessed with it. I think it's going to be very popular, at least for a few years for a few reasons. (1) The fact that it's audio-only makes it simple, and easy-to-use. (2). Then, there's total freedom to enter any "room" you want, and thus you can listen in on these very interesting, specific, niche/ unique conversations. (3) With moderators leading the "panel discussions," it remains well-organized, clear, helpful, and professional. (4) It allows you to follow either specific interests, or groups, or people, and so once you choose your interests, you're automatically shown ongoing "rooms" that appeal to those areas of interest you selected. (5) There's no limit on the character length of your profile bio, so you can get very creative with your bio (what others would see). (6) My new friend, Erik, started moderating one room, and then got 400 new instagram followers in one day! (7) There's no way to dm people on clubhouse, so it forces you to look in their bio, where you can easily see their Twitter or Instagram handles. (8) If you want to speak, there's freedom to do that, by tapping on the hand raise icon. (9) Then, if you gotta go, there's a nice "leave quietly" button, so that it's like a no-guilt way to leave the group/ the room. It's very cool! Oh, and hey former students of mine... I'll be running small-group video calls this weekend, on Friday night, then Saturday, 1/30 at 11am, and Sunday, 1/31 at 12 noon to tell all my favorite former students about the exciting news I've got... in launching the #chioccanetwork ... dm me if you'd like to join us. Thx, ~~Mr. Chiocca~~ [book tour post, day 27, 1/27/21]
Hi, Is anyone reading this...? Really...? (crickets...) You see... I don't mean to sound so lame, but I'm torn. I feel like I'm supposed to contribute to the educational blogosphere, and yet I have three followers. Please... cue giggle (Yes, I want you to smile and giggle). I had these ideal thoughts about what it may be like to blog and learn from others online, and yet - I feel quite unimportant in the grand scheme of things. Yes, there must be 2 billion blogs out there, and everyone is pretty busy with life, so should I continue to blog? Please - somebody leave a comment...! And say, Yes, Mr. Chiocca, please contribute. Education and the future of public education depends on people like you, who care and want our kids to learn as much as they can in each grade level. Thanks for reading! Mr. Chiocca
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