I so enjoy reading your blog posts. You are insightful and funny! Here are some highlights from blog #2.
Nova: " From .doc to .docx, I'd say Microsoft Word has always been an extension of myself in my educational career."
Savanah: "Another thing I learned was how simple and educational Twitter can be (This kind of shocked me!). Within approximately ten minutes I connected with various educational and technology-related Twitter accounts."
Oliviah: "Twitter has been adding features such as polls which can be very beneficial in the classroom." - I'd love to see an example of this. If you know how, please post to #FSUedtech
Kaitlyn: "I would use copyrighted and fair use material in the appropriate manner. I'd probably be incorporating a lot of books, movies, internet sources, and pictures into my curriculum and course materials but as long as they benefit my objective goal and subject that I'm teaching I would be allowed to do that."
John: " What is so convenient about personal learning networks is the ability to communicate on a national or even global network like twitter, to be able to communicate with teachers or companies or even future students over a network is revolutionary."
Chloe: "I've used it in the past to make lesson plans for VBS and I use the notebooks layout to take notes everyday in my lecture style classes." (The notebook feature is only on Mac. In Windows, use OneNote. Evernote is an online option).
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