Okay, At first I was not at all happy about having to complete these 23 Things and I had a very difficult time getting started. Poor Mary, navigating ‘the web’ is not intuitive for me and she must have been awash with a sense of dread every time I walked through the library door. “Mary, do you have time to help me? Mary, I don’t understand this… Mary, how do you do that…?” I felt silly having to ask for help and frustrated by the amount of time I put in to completing the simplest of tasks when I didn’t ask for help. Having said that, practice, well, it may not have made me perfect in this case but I’m beginning to ‘get it’ and frankly, I feel really good about that. I know that I’ll never be a true techie, but I’m not scared anymore. I’ve started my BOS blog for 7th grade humanities and am making plans for the various ways I can use it to keep my students and their parents informed regarding the goings on in and out of class. I am glad that it is so easy to download photos into a blog – parents love to see pics of their kid(s) in action – I know – I’m a parent and I looked forward to opening the blog David started this summer while teaching his cooking class. I have to own up to the fact that my primary interest in reading it everyday was to see if Emma was pictured in it. So, if putting kid’s pics into my humanities blog gets parents to check it and by doing so they keep up with what is going on in the classroom, it is a win – win.
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