Thanks for all of the kind words. WE is a perfect place to do what we do and the support of the community makes it SO much easier than it might otherwise be. It took me a while, but I now cannibalize all of the resources developed by the WE community. I have incorporated things like tutorials, editing tips etc right into my course. I borrow code from folks wholesale and plop it right into my pages and this makes the pages pop a bit without necessitating a deep knowledge of the underlying computer magic!
My past students tend not to remain active in WE. Wayne M. asked them to reflect at the end of their experience, so we do have a growing collection of reflections: http://www.wikieducator.org/Wiki_reflections I'm not sure how I can motivate them to return. My hope is that in 2, 3, or more years when they have their own classrooms, they will return and either use the resource, or contribute. It's unclear how many may already be using the lessons. We established a feedback page, but it is ......well, blank :) FLOSS Manuals sounds interesting and I'd like to learn more. All the best! Declan
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