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=Welcome to the AzTEA Way Out West 2007 Wikispace=

WAY OUT WEST & Blog Tags
The Way Out West Conference is just around the corner. For those who will be blogging about the conference, we are recommending **//WOW2007//** when tagging your post. - Need help creating your tag. [|Try David Warlick's Blog Tag Generator]

Beyond Integration: Transforming Classrooms for 21st Century Skills** http://www.digitales.us/ Redefining Literacy - [|Conference Program] Arizona State University at the West Campus 51st Ave & Thunderbird, Glendale - [|map & directions] • The Art of Digital Storytelling • Conference Leadership strand • Presentation of Web Awards
 * 6th Way out West (WOW) - April 28, 2007
 * Keynote:**Bernajean Porter
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 * Conference Followup...several AzTEA members have contacted Bernajean with a request for sources of information from her keynote presentation. She is happy to provide the following resources**. Click here to read the questions and answers.

Enjoy a slide show of our photos. We will keep adding photos, so keep checking back. Some of the photos have descriptions so move your mouse over the photo and it will magically appear. You can speed up the slide show or slow it down by dragging the dot towards the turtle (slower) or hare (faster). You can click on any of the photos to see a larger image or to download and save it. BubbleShare slideshow created and shared by Peggy George.

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Here is the second installment of WOW photos. Look closely and you might even see yourself in some of the photos. :-) media type="custom" key="130601"

Here is the third and final installment of WOW photos. They do a great job of capturing the memories, fun and learning that took place throughout the conference! Enjoy! media type="custom" key="130599"

WOW 2007 – What I learned – Workshop Discussions
Click on the above link to share your “aha” moment and how you will use the information you learned about in any session you attended. If you have resources or other information on the topic (or any other workshop topic), please add them to the wikispace under the appropriate topic. We’d love to hear from you!