PERK’S WEB 2.0 ADVENTURE

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• Thing 2300: And I think to myself…
• Thing 22: Networking has definitely gone digital!
• Thing 21: Look outside! I see Flakes …and the drifts are the size of pagecasts!
• Thing 20: One Doc + Multiple Viewers and/or Collaborators; How Bad Could That Be?
• Thing 7c: Am I teaching my students to learn?
• Thing 19: In the Mood for Tubing?
• Thing 18: Audio Podcast Debut
• Thing 17: Revived and Doing Nicely…Thanks for Asking!
• Thing 16: I Never Met a Library I Didn’t Like
• Thing 15: Social Bookmarking Helps Me Organize!

Thing 2300: And I think to myself…

August 1st, 2008 by Barbara Perkins

What a wonderful world! That reminds me of an old song. Let’s just stop for a minute and listen to Louis tell us about it:

Yes, it is wonderful, my friends. For a myriad of reasons, not the least of which is the growth we have achieved because of this Web 2.0 course. This course has given me a new respect for the Internet as an unlimited resource for educators. This course has fueled my enthusiasm for all things technological. Above all, this course has taught me to be bold and creative in the area of technology as I enter this new school year as a teacher of American Literature.
I feel as though it's the last night of summer camp. Tomorrow I will travel home with my parents and leave behind all my new friends. But I won't forget you and knowing that we can stay in touch via the vast Internet, eases my heavy heart a bit. "Be well, do good work, and keep in touch," as Garrison Keeler would say.

Video credit: http://www.youtube.com/user/davidnob

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1.   Shelley said,
   
   

   on August 28th, 2008 at 6:43 pm

   This is coming very late, but I also want to say thanks to you — it was a real joy to follow you on your journey through this course, which has been a labor of love (and a little frustration) to build and maintain. Teachers like you make it all worthwhile. I hope you have a great year.

2.   perkone said,
   
   

   on September 10th, 2008 at 7:38 am

   I truly never remember a summer break that made me feel so fulfilled! I was nervous at first, but then relaxed and let the “things” take me where they could. Thanks for all your support & efforts!

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