Bert Sperling and BestPlaces.net Rocks!

I just got through with Bert’s class, which is the first of the new eduFire Business Channel classes that I have been able to attend! I found the class to be very informative and entertaining, and I really loved the Question and Answer / Interview format as it was conducted by Koichi. (By the way, are you available for my next class, my friend!)

If Mr. Sperling gives another class here on eduFire I would strongly recommend everyone take the class. The idea that tools such as this are available on the internet is simply amazing to someone like me who grew up using the card catalog at the school library. I love the fact that not only does Mr.Sperling make it his business to learn about these facts and keep us informed with simple and concise information, but that he also is willing to share how he goes about doing this with all of us here on eduFire!

Awesome review, Ron! I unfortunately couldn’t make it, but I will try if he has another! :)

I think it’s great when teachers take the time to tout others’ offerings.

I must concur that this was indeed an extraordinary class!

I struggled to squeeze myself into the class today. And I am glad I made it.:) (Great thanks to Debbie and Marco) Great class! Inspired me to continue believe in what I am doing.

It was good. I want to completely agree with Ron here. But rather than just admire, I am working on adopting the lessons learned for myself. I’ve already complimented the class on Twitter, left EduFire feedback, and now I’m mentioning my thoughts here.

I must add, it’s nice to watch someone who can tell a joke with a straight face and pull it off really well. Quietly makes life more enjoyable.

I couldn’t agree more Ron, it was an absolutely fantastic class! I really would love to see another one.

Really wanted to attend his class, but had a baby to pick up!! I love his Website!! (thanks Ron!!) BTW, my best city is San Francisco. No surprise there. Need an intern eduFire? ;)
Love to see a “world version” of it. Anyone know a Website? I think I’ve seen something similar on a National Geographic magazine on specific travel locations or something, but I forgot.

If you came to SF Wren, we could definitely use an Intern :)

From what I hear about BestPlaces, the hard part about getting a “World BestPlaces” is that data across the world is pulled differently (and often inaccurately) in various spots around the world. I bet we could see some places work though…. Like Canada and parts of Europe maybe?

Apologies I couldn’t make this class. 6am in Japan on a work day was tough…. :(