The 10 weeks went by faster than I expected. My favorite exercises dealt with manipulating and posting assorted photographs. I never get tired of looking at my ferrets. I also liked learning about the Microsoft word program on the web. That will be helpful if I need to compose letters, etc. away from home. I will utilize the photo cropping techniques in the future for summer reading program photos. I enjoyed the opportunity to learn about so many different types of media tools.
Thank you for helping make this easy and relatively non-stressful.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Week 10 - #22 Downloadable Media
I looked at all three downloadable sites and HCPL is by far the best, most inclusive and user friendly. I looked in "Series Starters" and was surprised to find juvenile titles mixed in with mostly adult titles. I found Desert Heat by J.A. Jance that sounded interesting to check out and listen to.
When I looked on both LibriVox and WOwio, they were very limited in their scope and did not have this title - or other popular fiction. There wasn't anything on either of the 2 free sites that appealed to me.
Keep up the great work HCPL !
When I looked on both LibriVox and WOwio, they were very limited in their scope and did not have this title - or other popular fiction. There wasn't anything on either of the 2 free sites that appealed to me.
Keep up the great work HCPL !
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Week 9 #21 - Podcasts
http://www.podcast.net/play/82657/44
I went on Podcast.net and found this radio garden show from near where I lived in California.
I also went on Yahoo podcasts and searched for a butterfly garden connection. There were no audio clips. There were lots of other topics mentioned [where I clicked] but no butterfly garden.
I couldn't figure out how to RSS feed this podcast.
I went on Podcast.net and found this radio garden show from near where I lived in California.
I also went on Yahoo podcasts and searched for a butterfly garden connection. There were no audio clips. There were lots of other topics mentioned [where I clicked] but no butterfly garden.
I couldn't figure out how to RSS feed this podcast.
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