Yes, yes, yes. And thanks.

Published July 12, 2009 @ 03:56PM PT

I didn't introduce Shelly before his just-concluded week of guest-blogging because he jumped the gun with his first post, which introduced him just fine.

His entire week of posts was fine. If you missed them, do yourself a favor and treat yourself to some superb writing and thinking. (And then subscribe or bookmark his blog , Teach Paperless, for regular reading.)

Coming Soon: More weekly guest-bloggers

I've invited a few people who, like Shelly, are already known for their blogs to take the reins here for weekly stints. Starting Monday is Ira Socol, whom I suspect many of you already know. I'll stick to our precedent and let his posts say the rest.

(Me? In a week, I finally leave Seoul for the new chapter, teaching in Singapore.)

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Clay is an American high school Humanities teacher, technology coach, and Apple Distinguished Educator who has taught for the last eight years in Asian international schools. According to law, he's married to his wife. According to his wife, he's married to his Mac.