Rayn,
This post is really neat. I enjoy surfing YouTube as well. It's a great opportunity for us to both be enriched by the videos people share, but also grow as a class while we bond over interesting explorations of the humanities.
If I had to pick my favorite, it would have to be the video we watched with the graffiti artist and his eye-sight only computer programs. It was so inspiring!
Thanks for an interesting post.
The next post I commented on was Stephanie's blog entry about Formspring. I go on that website occasionally, so I thought I'd share my thoughts.
I kind of agree in a sense that Formspring is the main offender of people using Internet anonymity to hurt someone. In my experiences with Formspring, people have asked really hurtful questions and half the time just use the submission box to post something mean.
I think it is a good idea in principle, but really can't be trusted to today's youth. Kids are too immature and abuse the technology we have. It does promote the idea of being open with people, but you can do that in person.
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