My ending feelings about this class

I originally took this course thinking that I would learn some new things.

But I was not really excited because I did not really understand how

technology could be implemented or its importance. I was born in the 70's,

and i grew using technology at home, and a school. After taking this

course I realize that my experience with technology was minimal. So

prehaps I was nervous, and listened to all the new information placed

before me in these ten weeks.

    For my fellow peers at Antioch I am known as the quiet one, who listens,

and observes. This class forced me to have numerous conversations with

my peers at home, at school, at work. I was fortunate to have so many 

individuals in my network that could offer expertise without me having to

consult the teacher. There is no way I could have completed my 

assignment without collaborating with my fellow peers. Some of the

assignments intimidated me but I received lots of help.

     I would like to send a special thanks to all my peers for their help.

Antioch teaches us to communicate, and offers opportunities for

dialog.

    So, to my professor How can you measure my learning? I think some of

it is evident on this blog. However a real test will be in the application next

year in my own classroom, and lesson planning. It is my hope that I will be

able to implement many of the things I learned from this class into my

curriculum. Most importantly I plan to CONTINUE to expose my friends, and

fellow teachers to what I have learned, and to build on my learning. 

Thanks for everything.

Jackie