This was a nice session for people to get used to TI.Although it was not my first time there, I´ve learned valuable things.However, I think we need a second tour with more information like inserting links and files to our office.
Isabel-Brazil

This was a really nice experience. I had forgotten emoting in TI. Thanks BjB for such a well informed tour.

Regards,

Nahir from Caracas.

It was my second tour of Tapped In with BJ, the first being last year in BaW06. Since then, I have slowly become more familiar with the site. I have redecorated my office (with BJ's kind help) and posted some notes and links there, and I have used it to chat with my students during class and outside of class, as well as to chat with some of the Japanese students who came to MD last year (we have a monthly reunion chat at my TI office). And of course, every Sunday morning finds me chatting with the webheads and friends in Reception! Taking the tour reminded me of how much more there is to TI than what I have already managed to do. I always mean to go and explore more (read articles about it, etc.) but so far I have never found a moment to do so.

It was frustrating when stuff didn't work and I had to log out and log back in, so I missed part of the tour. Thanks for posting the complete chatlog so I can go back and read up on what I missed.

Thanks to those who visited my office and left messages on the whiteboard for me!

Although I came to BJ's Tapped In tour a bit late, I thought it was full of interesting and useful information. I've been to Tapped In many times, but mostly no further than the reception area, so I enjoyed learning about (or, sometimes, reviewing) other features (like viewing profiles, going to different sections, and so on). I also admired BJ's clear explanations and her "cat herding" skills.

Dennis in Phoenix

It wasn't my first tour around Tapped In with BjB - the experienced instructor and friendly person who helped a lot in gaining knowledge of moving and creating in TI. I joined TI last year after Yao Dong invited me here, but didn't explore it because of time limit and lack of Internet connection. Now things are different. Thanks to the EVO workshops I have learned a lot about this marvelous environment for students and teachers.
Thanks a million to BjB for letting us feel at home while Tapped In tour.
With warmest regards,
Nina Lyulkun