Terry Freedman is conducting a survey of teachers who are currently implementing “Web 2.0” projects in their classes: wikis, blogs, podcasts, social networking, etc. (I contributed the wiki my sophomores just started building). If you’re interested in taking the survey, here’s the link.
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Interested to see how the wiki takes shape as the year rolls along! Looks like it will be a great model for meaningful integration.