After yesterday's sessions at Mary Washington, this morning I presented on pervasive computing and education this morning. 
(Gardner catches me showing off a nifty Vermont grave.)
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The photo evokes the moment very well. In the brief gap just after everyone had sucked in their breath at the sight of the windowed grave, you stand revealed as OUR VIRGIL.
Great presentation, and an amazing grand finale. You're a cabinet of wonders.
Posted by: Gardner | May 12, 2005 at 14:58