Sunday, August 16, 2009

Thing 23.

The amount of information that is readily available to all is just astounding. The information that I have learned in this class, has been amazing. To be honest, I am not sure yet of my plan of attack for this coming school year. I have so many new ideas of ways that I can incorporate technology, I don't even know where to start! Choosing one new technology per unit is going to be my goal. So for each new unit of study, modify a previous assignment, or totally create something new to expose my students to as much technology as I can, and get their feedback on what they like and do not like. In the future I see podcasts, voki's, wiki's, flickr, blogs, the list is just endless.
Spreading the word on all of the amazing technology should not be too difficult. I know within my department at school we do a lot of sharing of ideas. We are constantly bouncing things off of each other, so hopefully others will get on board as well. I have seen a general shift over the past couple of years and I do think that educators are making an effort to keep up with our students ever changing technology needs!
The internet is a great resource and we must make an effort to utilize it to it's fullest potential.

3 comments:

  1. Baby steps! Take your time. Do 1 thing with 1 class (your best class is my advice) and evaluate, revise, and try again with another class. Build on your successes. Slow and steady wins the race!

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  2. I am very excited about the 23 Things and hope to start using them in my classes as soon as school starts. I would like to continue blogging with you and sharing ideas especially about technology. I would like to incorporate more english lessons into my business curriculum and hopefully we can exchange ideas on how to exchange english and business lessons.

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  3. This is a great plan of attack. Sounds like you have some colleagues that are willing to try new "things". Good luck with your venture and have a great year. Keep blogging!

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