I enjoyed several of the sites listed.  The toondoo was a lot of fun.  I had to laugh at some of the books people had made.  How creative!

I also enjoyed looking at quizlet.  Most of the items on that site were for older students.

 BubbleShare: Share photos – Craft Ideas

I really enjoyed making this short slideshow.  After I have gone through this process one time, I think it will make the next time much easier.  I got hung up on some “small stuff” that really did not matter.  I am glad I had the chance to do this…

  Photo by: Krikit   http://flickr.com/photos/krikit/2698126934/

Photo by :  lee seung kye    http://flickr.com/photos/lee_seung_kye/2399774074/

I have enjoyed reading many things from my google reader, however, I must admit sometimes I feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of feeds that are there.  I especially enjoyed this one regarding some web-sites that this teacher had recommended to help reinforce the money concept.  Since I teach  money and help students learn to count money, I found several of these websites some that I will add to my favorites at school for my students to use. This one in particular, by the US Mint, was fun.

Thing 11

I enjoyed looking at flicker and it was really interesting to see all that is available out there.  I think having access to so many photos will be an asset to teaching. 

Photo by Altus

http://www.flickr.com/photos/altus/2304394018/

Thing 10

The creative commons is a wonderful idea.  I know our media specialist is always helping us better understand copyrights involving print media, but this area of technology opens up many other copyright issues.  I am so happy to know this exists.  I do like to look at other teacher’s powerpoints and gain ideas and knowledge from those. 

I must admit that I have never actually noticed the cc on web sites or images, but it is probably there and I haven’t noticed it.