I don’t know about your home, but here in Chicago the weather has definitely turned towards autumn, and of course, with this comes school. I have six nieces and nephews who have been lamenting about this to me for weeks now. Oh, the end of long, lazy days and the return to early mornings, paper bag lunches and …. HOMEWORK. But some people are getting really creative with their homework and are using Splice to get the job done.

For example, if you peek around over in things tagged with ‘verano’ you can find some bright stars practicing their Spanish. Our staff hails from five different countries, with English being our only common language, but Spanish is a VERY close second, so we highly approve. (Discutimos Splice en español aqui, por favor!)

And we’ve got a budding politician in the works with spliceuser2007, who has very cleverly used Splice to record an impassioned speech as to why she should be elected to student council. Great idea! Someone so enterprising SHOULD be in a position of responsibility. Good luck!

But the students shouldn’t get to have all the fun! The Casa Grande Library has been using Splice forever to prepare their technology podcasts and information about their current programs. Librarians know a great resource when they see one. You should trust them.

If YOU are using Splice for your educational projects, we would love to hear about it. Better yet, we would REALLY love it if you’d stop over in the educator’s forum to chat with each other. After all, that’s how great ideas are born.

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