It is amazing how I was a novice to many of the web 2.0 tools, something a simple as blogging was far from my desire until this course. Interestingly this is a great learning experience for us and also to enlighten us how to use this tool effectively.
But I will retract on that; one of my most satisfying moments was actually when I did the first recording and playback after many failed trials.
I think we all did a very good job on the tutorials
Well I used photostory thus far, thanks to Janet for her tutorial , hope to incorporate as much as possible. Well I spoke with my principal today on sharing my tutorial with my faculty and she is all for that.
Credit for picture
lingeyhouseprimary.org
Oh Karen you are now becoming a 'master' at your art. Congratulations. I know your faculty will enjoy your presentation. It's a wonderful feeling to be able to do so much in such a short time. Hats off to you my dear, your technology growth is evident in all you are doing. It shows a lesson well learned.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, and as we learn I also think it is important to share, maybe there are others out there who have not had the opportunity we have had and of course will not be able to meeet their NGen learners simply because they a ignorant of the exsistence of all these tools.
ReplyDeleteMy satisfaction comes from the evident satisfaction of my students...and I love how you are both beginning to use some of these tools and share those experiences with other teachers. This course is in the Education Leadership area for a reason, and you are showing leadership in that sharing!
ReplyDeleteWordle is one of my favorites. I sometimes push my blog into Wordle just to see what emerges. You gain some interesting insights when you do that. Two springs ago, when we published our white paper on online teaching and learning, a Wordle of our white paper formed the cover image:
http://www.vcu.edu/cte/pdfs/OnlineTeachingWhitePaper.pdf