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I initially started this blog as a place to consider and think about the growth of WEB 2.0, education, and the classes I teach. I have had the opportunity to give a few presentations in my district about WEB 2.0 applications and I have begun to realize that it is not as simple as turning people onto these resources. I feel comfortable with a number of these applications, but there is a growth process that still needs to take place. I have been struggling with incorporation of these applications because the infrastructure is not always there nor do all kids have the same amount of confidence using WEB 2.0 tools. The skills necessary to use these applications are just as important as the content I am tying to get the kids to analyze, synthesize, and process.