I have been camping at Yosemite National Park for the past few days. It is glorious here but there is very (if any) reception. Because of the lack of communication, I have been quite silent in my participation and experimentation of tools this week.
As this is the last day of the course, however, I wanted to post one last reflective post about all that I'm taking with me from this course:
-I learned about online CoP. I have become an active member of one and plan on continuing to participate!
-I have maintained a blog for longer than a few days (including my personal one!).
-I have learned that there are tools such as Feedly.com and Hootsuite.com that can help me organize my favorite social media websites and forums I like to follow.
-I have learned that I like Wordpress.com over Bloggere.com.
-I have experimented and liked using: weebly.com and edubloger.com
-I have yet to understand and fully experiment with Diigo.
I've enjoyed working with everyone sharing ideas and learning together.
Professor Dennen is awesome, helpful, and very knowledgeable! With all the ups and downs, the various tools we've used, and all that I'm taking away with me, what a pleasure this course has been! Thanks and best wishes to you in your future endevors.
This may be my last post......to all who have read this...thanks and good luck!
I'll be 'seeing' you online!
--Magali
Wow! Camping at Yosemite! I have never been but really really want to. I have heard of Weebly, but I've never played around with it. I use wordpress for my blog. There are so many great, free tools for blogging, microblogging, and webpage building. I'll have to add Weebly to my list of Web 2.0 tools to investigate over the break!
ReplyDeleteHappy camping, Magali -- it's been a pleasure having you in class.
ReplyDelete(You might find a use for Diigo at some point if you find yourself searching and bookmarking a lot -- it's helpful for saving and tagging items)