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Dublin resident "Profe" (Deborah) Lemon cited in leading EdTech blog

Dublin resident, Deborah ("Profe") Lemon, was recently cited in an article on the influential educational technology ("EdTech") website "edcetera".

Here's the link - http://bit.ly/ZmxSZe

In the article, Profe Lemon is noted as a leading-edge professor who is using Facebook to teach her on-line (and hybrid/blended) classes.  Profe Lemon was recently interviewed by award-winning author Michelle Pacansky-Brock regarding Profe Lemon's innovative teaching techniques. The link for the full interview is in the article.

Profe Lemon recently created and moderates a Google+ Community Group for educators interested in using Facebook in the classroom.  It's called "Teaching in Facebook".  Anyone interested in this topic is welcome to join the community. Profe Lemon also has a Facebook Group called "Using Groups for Teaching".

Deborah is a professor at Ohlone College, teaching Spanish and educational technology.  She lives in Dublin with her husband, many computers and mobile devices, along with their 2-year old German Shepherd.

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