04/04/2008
Whew! I'm done! So here are my final "things" ramblings in reponse to the asked questions:
- Go back to your thoughts/ideas about Library 2.0. Has anything changed as a result of this experience? -- hmmm, I try to keep up with technology but I guess not as well as I thought! Making the resolution (hopefully better than a New Year's resolution!) in Thing 22 should help with that?? I can only try!
- What were your favorite Things and discoveries? -- getting into LibraryThing; playing more with Facebook; graphic tools; reading other thingster's blogs about how they viewed the tasks; and starting/maintaining a blog!
- How did you connect with others doing the 23 Things On a Stick? -- I tried to comment on other people's blogs in areas of interest to me. I guess I succeeded in helping a fellow thingster (Darin) ... and that was rewarding!!
- Were there any take-a-ways or unexpected outcomes from this program that surprised you? -- I really like the ning ... would like to see that continue as a way to connect with other thingsters.
- What could we do differently to improve upon this program’s format or content? -- come up with a better way for the thingsters to communicate ... as I suggested in my survey & in my Thing 21.
- If we offered a 23 More Things On a Stick program like this in the future would you participate? -- YES, definitely I'd participate!!
- How would you describe your learning experience in one word or in one sentence, so we could use your words to promote 23 Things On a Stick learning activities to others? -- Great learning tool!!!
Friday, April 4, 2008
Thing 22 -- What Did I Learn Today?
04/04/2008
So what did I learn? always take time to "STOP for Web 2.0" ... I've always tried to keep up on technology in general ... it's been my life ... but sometimes other things get in the way ... like finding time. And then it's how to keep up? So many new things are popping up every day ... so my "resolution" is to keep carving out a little time each Friday (slower day at work) to keep up with Web 2.0 and Library 2.0.
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