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I had a very bad stomach flu episode last week. As you probably know, it’s not really a ‘flu’ per se, but a vicious life-sucking bacteria of war whose only mission-goal-aim, ne desire is to keep you guessing when and where it will strike you again. It absolutely wiped me out from Tuesday to Sunday. I couldn’t do a thing…it was terrible (and yes, I’m a big baby).

I could only eat crackers and Gatorade.

Sometimes.

But, the sun is shining here in Montreal. It’s NOT snowing and I think, if I listen closely, I can hear a bird or two chirping. I’m not gonna say it loudly, because I know that tomorrow we could get 25 cm. of snow, so I’ll whisper it…

I think SPRING is really close.

Moving on…This coming week I’m going to be posting a series of interviews I’m doing with several people I’ve been working with/in touch with over the last couple of years that I’ve been doing research on/with digital technology. My colleagues’ work cover a wide spectrum of research topics, approaches and philosophies around issues of inclusion, digital technology and learning.

My hope is to join in the ongoing public discussion on these topics.

Before I go, here is a cool software to check out:

Juice “So what is it? Want to listen to internet audio programs but can’t when they are scheduled? This program lets you create your own custom online audio anytime, anywhere. Really.” (from website)