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Ladies at the Spring Fling Tea Party
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Wrapping up
Wow, once the weekly sessions were over, I kind of let my blog slip. I guess I'm not a real blogger. I do good to keep up with Facebook and Plurk and emails. But this has been a good thing and I will probalby use it to blog about our Summer Programs.
That newsletter will give you a glimpse of all the fun things we have planned for the summer. I hope to use some web 2.0 tools in my computer classes and on my Monday Morning Math games. (hint if you have any good learning sites for math let me know) I also plan to use animoto with our kids to create some short clips of summer fun.
I had a hard time picking favorite things, but one of my favorites was the movie the lady made driving around her town. That was something that I think would be neat to do...especially for someone who has moved away so they can see what their hometown looks like now.
I would definitely be interested in participating or helping with something like this in the future. I enjoy technology and love libraries and learning, so this was something I enjoyed doing. The saying is when you stop learning you get old...and i'm not ready to get old yet.
I think probalby my biggest surprise was learning that Jing could do more than I thought it could, i'd never played with it beyond using it to do a plain screen capture.
Thanks again to all the mentors and i hope that everyone enjoyed it as much as I did.
That newsletter will give you a glimpse of all the fun things we have planned for the summer. I hope to use some web 2.0 tools in my computer classes and on my Monday Morning Math games. (hint if you have any good learning sites for math let me know) I also plan to use animoto with our kids to create some short clips of summer fun.
I had a hard time picking favorite things, but one of my favorites was the movie the lady made driving around her town. That was something that I think would be neat to do...especially for someone who has moved away so they can see what their hometown looks like now.
I would definitely be interested in participating or helping with something like this in the future. I enjoy technology and love libraries and learning, so this was something I enjoyed doing. The saying is when you stop learning you get old...and i'm not ready to get old yet.
I think probalby my biggest surprise was learning that Jing could do more than I thought it could, i'd never played with it beyond using it to do a plain screen capture.
Thanks again to all the mentors and i hope that everyone enjoyed it as much as I did.
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