I am sad that this is coming to the end. I have enjoyed this journey and I think that I have grown as an educator, a librarian, and as an over-all student. I think a benefit that I had already some prior knowledge for some of the tools but I was able to play and learn some new tricks!I think my favorite discoveries were Flickr and mashups. I did not have a lot of experience with any of these but I liked them because they were easy to navigate thru with tutorials and help links.
I think this blog/program assisted me as a life-long learner by giving some more tools in this ever changing environment. Something I think should be emphasized in this type of learning environment is the fact that this technology is ever-changing but for the better. I think a great example of this is the productivity tools. I think that the Google Docs and Zoho were great and are great tools for classrooms to subscribe to.
The Rollyo lesson was not the best tool for me. I had difficulty geting the link to work and for the page to load. I was unsure if it was because the page/creator was updating so other aspects were especially slow.
I would love to participate in a later discovery program, I would enjoy participating. I thought this was the most beneficial thing to work my way through.
My one word I would use is ever-changing.
I would love to maintain my blog! I want to be able to communicate in this forum for book reviews and other educational endeavors that I am taking people through. I'm thinking as I teach teachers certain Web 2.0 tools.
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Congratulations on successfully completing School Library Learning 2.0. We are pleased to learn you plan to continue and discover assistive technology. The tutorial is a little different from SLL2.0, but enriching nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes! Consider tweeting about both School Library Learning 2.0 and Discovering Assistive Technology! Tweets are sweet!
Best wishes.