Thanks for sharing what you're doing -- it's both impressive and  creative.  
I can see how a social networking site like MySpace could be  another "arrow 
in your quiver" for communication.
 
Of course, few, if any, public school districts allow any of the more  
popular social networking sites through their content filters.  I  personally am 
having a hard enough time just getting a private Ning network  connected, and 
I've got a great relationship with our District's Technology  Director.
 
I'd be particularly interested in hearing about people's experience with  
Ning and Ning-like networks in an educational setting.
 
Larry Ferlazzo
Luther Burbank High School
Sacramento, CA
 
 



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