My Wimba presentation was high on my priorities list this week,
and yet I was unprepared.
This was partially because I spilled my pop about ten minutes before the session,
which ruined my slide notes and copies of my project.
By the time I cleaned it up and reprinted my notes I had
no time to import my presentation before the session began.
Lesson learned: put the lid back on the pop even if you are busy!
I enjoyed looking at the others' presentations.
I hope others put their presentations in our course wiki so I can see them.
I mentioned on an earlier post that I posted to a discussion board on LibraryThing.
So far the only response has been tell me that I used the wrong verb tense for a word;
not really the response I was anticipating!
I have only tweeted eight times.
Sandra sent me a tweet and it was nice to receive one from someone talking to me!
I stopped following some of my interests because they took up to much space.
I added my fellow students, and a couple more library people.
I was down to following 15 people/organizations, but I am back up to 20.
I have not had a response to my tweets so I am far from developing a "hive."
I found a few tweets that I had to look at the URL provided.
One was from Random House; an opportunity to win the entire Jane Austin collection
by entering a sweepstakes.
I could also answer 10 trivia questions about Jane Austin and her books and
I discovered I do not know a lot about Jane Austin.
Another was "Top 6 Archives Myths" from Smithsonian,
such as them having an underground storage facility under the National Mall.
I have not tried Second Life again as of yet.
A couple of my other courses are keeping me busy as well as this one.
I have my grandson this weekend,
so I believe this will be a good time for this activity.
I am sorry you spilled your pop. I think you did fine with your presentation. You sound like you like Twitter a lot more than I do. I can find good information, but not good interaction with others. Good post!
ReplyDeleteHello, Chris. I think that your situation about being prepared goes right along with nervousness issues that some have faced (including me). This weeks lesson has taught me not to focus so much on me as to focus on the presentation itself. The important thing was to show up and make an attempt. I learned not only from my experience; though, also from watching others. Have a safe Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you both on Twitter--it is better used to find information than to interact with people personally. But I'll look forward to hearing more about your experiences!
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