Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-12-05

December 5th, 2010 by Valerie Futch Leave a reply »

always looking for ways to find CC licensed images. Enter Wylio: http://bit.ly/h6lMa1 Free Microsoft images http://bit.ly/clhMEd #Edtech #
@cunycommons Thanks for the RTs! We're slowly building content and excitement up here… 🙂 in reply to cunycommons #
gah! bungled the tweet. apologies! conference summary post now up #cunyit http://bit.ly/dleMqs #

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