The keynote for the conference is Will Richardson, which no doubt will talk about a lot of the same issues that I'm talking about - mainly because he's been an influence on my thinking as a classroom educator and this Web 2.0 tools.  In looking around at his approach, and what his likely keynote will cover, I want to be able to add to what I've learned from the classroom experiments I've run. Unfortunately, it's a lot of the same things he's learned. So I'm struggling with how I'll be able to add value or build on his keynote, other than my natural grace and charm. And great moustache. I've got a couple hours on the train/subway/bus tomorrow morning to think about it, so maybe I'll have a moment of brilliance? I suspect I'll trim my theory portion of the show and get more hands-on with the different tools and what I've found from using them.

The hashtag will be #etc2010conf - so follow it for more information.

Sure, it's a nicely put together report that also is a selling point... but things like this, even though well meaning, when they fail to mention critical consumption of information it leaves a sour taste.