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So we were talking about collaborating

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to--collaborating together, and he said to

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me off-handedly,

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"Well you know what we should do, we

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should also pull our our social

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bookmarks together," and I said "What would

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we be pulling together?" at that point, and

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he proceeded to explain to me

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social bookmarking. Well, actually, it's very

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hard for Jeremy to sit still, so very

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quickly we were on the computer and his

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fingers were flying and he pulled up

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delicious and then they pulled up Diigo

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and several of their tools and we

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started talking about social bookmarking

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and that led to a few other

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conversations as well where he said, "Oh

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what are you using for bibliographic

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tool and he pulled up this thing called

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Zotero which was a Firefox plug-in, and

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then he said, "Well, what's your wiki

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platform?" I said "It currently--I have no

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wiki platform ," and he said, "Well what is

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your free, open-source educational tool

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that you're using--are you using Moodle or using

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something else?" and I said, "I'm not--

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I'm not teaching any-- I'm not--I

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don't know the tools of which you speak,"

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so Jeremy proceeded to again walk me

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through a million of things.