Sadly, summer is half over. I have not made much progress developing a blog. This is, in fact, my first attempt to create something. Alas, this will serve as my first blog. Summer is still in session...
Carol, I love your new profile picture. I think the time you have spent learning more about the tools while exploring and sharing your passion for kayaking with your family will be a strong motivator for you. AND...it will be a great step in the right direction for learning more about Web 3.0 tools...the move from static (Web 1.0), to interactive (Web 2.0)to...Web 3.0 making the web a personal learning experience!
I am excited to work together using these tools in our school.
Today is Day 2 and I'm continuing to practice my Blog. I am starting to develop many ideas for how to use several of today's tools in class. Additionally, I have electronic data probes for use in my science labs which then need to be downloaded to PCs and student accounts. I am becoming more and more worried about how to have enough access to technology in my room. My building of just over 500 shares 4 mobile labs and one classroom lab. I have up to 4 PCs in my room if I relinquish my desktop, which I often do. I would be interested in hearing from others how they gain enough access to technology. So you share within a building? department? team? own house?
It looks like you are enjoying your summer. It certainly has been a great summer for kayaking. August is when I panic about summer being over.
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ReplyDeleteI love your new profile picture. I think the time you have spent learning more about the tools while exploring and sharing your passion for kayaking with your family will be a strong motivator for you. AND...it will be a great step in the right direction for learning more about Web 3.0 tools...the move from static (Web 1.0), to interactive (Web 2.0)to...Web 3.0 making the web a personal learning experience!
I am excited to work together using these tools in our school.
Today is Day 2 and I'm continuing to practice my Blog. I am starting to develop many ideas for how to use several of today's tools in class. Additionally, I have electronic data probes for use in my science labs which then need to be downloaded to PCs and student accounts. I am becoming more and more worried about how to have enough access to technology in my room. My building of just over 500 shares 4 mobile labs and one classroom lab. I have up to 4 PCs in my room if I relinquish my desktop, which I often do. I would be interested in hearing from others how they gain enough access to technology. So you share within a building? department? team? own house?
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