1. My favorite discoveries or exercises were many:
--the flikr tools and mashups. I haven't quite figured out how I will utilize this with my high schoolers, but I liked playing.
--the power of wikis which I'm hoping I will develop and use throughout the year in the library with classes. I'm convinced this is a great collaborative tool for kids and adults
--RSS reader, I'm now hooked on keeping up with the various blogs and websites that I'm tracking. I get my CALIB in digest form and read it all at once, the reader allows me to do the same with other library information.
2. Learning is what keeps me fresh!
3. I don't know that there were any big surprises, but the big takeaway is my comfort with blogging has increased.
4. I don't have any suggestions for improvement. This worked well for me and my style. I liked the self-pacing format.
5. Yes, I would probably do this again.
6. Discover a new dimension
2 comments:
Huzzah! You made it! Congratulations on joining the web2.0 team. Please continue to read the blogs of other participants and cheer them on towards the finish line. The curriculum wiki is a great way to continue participation, get new ideas, and contribute to your CSLA web 2.0 repertoire.
Congratulations! You have successfully completed School Library Learning 2.0 and you are now an official member of the CSLA 2.0 Team. Welcome aboard. Your blog has been moved to the "Congratulations - 2.0 Team" list.
Yes, being comfortable with a new tech tool is very comforting!
Have a great school year. Keep learning and sharing. Best wishes.
- Jackie Siminitus
CSLA 2.0 Team project manager
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