I am not going to give up on her and her blog as I think it is a really important communication tool.
I do subscribe to her blog so hopefully I will get notification soon that she has created a new post. I did send her another "gentle reminder" on Monday that she may want to do a Welcome Back post or provide some information about the course selection process that is happening this week. She seemed so keen but she has not made it a priority, so it has not become a habit. My principal has let me down a bit with her blog. The second is a 21st Century Learning video from New Brunswick - also inspiring. The first is a video from Corning about future technology - please can I have this for my kitchen, LOL. Thanks especially to those of you who commented on my posts or offered tips and information to enhance my learning - that is what made this class and inquiry so successful for me. Although I had some family things and that darn job action that interfered with my discussion postings, please know that I read everything, looked at everyone's blog, and learned so much from you. I also learned so much from others in the class. This was the second course I have taken with you as the instructor and I love your style! Encouraging, knowledgeable, and real - so nice that you are a busy mom and share with us your tips for managing your Web 2.0 world.
could this be 21st Century Learning? Who knew?! It is something I try to include in my own teaching and classroom situations and I am inspired to take it to a new level - uh, oh. I have loved everything about this course, especially the inquiry format. As I prepare to email my final reflection to Joanne deGroot for this course I almost feel a sense of sadness - not that I am done - I actually could leap up and down about that, LOL - but that I won't have the structure of this course to keep me exploring the Web 2.0 world.
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