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- From: "Reese, George Clifford" <reese AT illinois.edu>
- To: "Wolske, Martin B" <mwolske AT illinois.edu>
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- Subject: Re: [Ctrl-Shift] No gathering tonight
- Date: Tue, 10 May 2016 16:52:17 +0000
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Oh Martin, I’m so sorry about that! Harrumph.
When the dust settles on summer plans, I’ll put together a doodle poll for some times for our group or sub-groups to gather and strategize.
George
From: Wolske, Martin B
Hah, just when it looked like I could finally make a meeting again, albeit a little late!
GSLIS has been engaged with Tap-In from almost the very beginning. They definitely have some amazing things happening through Tap-In that are worth plugging into.
I’m out of town next Tuesday, so it’s safe to meet again then ;)
— Martin
On May 10, 2016, at 8:15 AM, Reese, George Clifford <reese AT illinois.edu> wrote:
Several of us will be part of the Code.org Google Hangout to work on the Framework. A revision is due tomorrow. So, we’re doing our last minute homework.
I’m struck by the conversation of Minsoo and Charles. The pressing business feels overwhelming at the moment. I believe that we’ll need a reinvigoration to be able to muster 20 people as Charles is advocating. I wonder if Charles and Minsoo could organize the meetings to bring people together to make the list and talk with Board members. We’re all busy. How do ideas become reality in that context?
Another note. I was privileged to attend the Tap-In celebration last Friday and hear Sally Carter talk. This is good intention and high energy. We should support it and plug into it. I sat next to Gianina Baker, the newest Board member. I do think there are advocates on the Board for the good things we’re doing. Energy and direction is important.
George Reese Office for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education (MSTE) 505 East Green St. Champaign, IL 61820 217-333-6604
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- [Ctrl-Shift] No gathering tonight, Reese, George Clifford, 05/10/2016
- Re: [Ctrl-Shift] No gathering tonight, Wolske, Martin B, 05/10/2016
- Re: [Ctrl-Shift] No gathering tonight, Reese, George Clifford, 05/10/2016
- Re: [Ctrl-Shift] No gathering tonight, Wolske, Martin B, 05/10/2016
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