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Mimi and Poppy's video

Thing 23 -- in summation

My favorite discoveries throughout the 23 Things program have been PhotoStory, Rollyo, mashups, Delicious, and Wordle. I have learned so many things throughout this process and I LOVE to learn new things. Actually, I was a little surprised by all of the things I've learned. I know I don't know everything, but where technology is concerned, I'm typically the one in the room that knows the most. I think the concept of this program is extraordinary and the format is perfect. I felt like each "thing" was a fun puzzle for me to play around with and I enjoyed being able to publish my reflections about it. It was kind of addictive for me -- I went through the "things" really fast. I would definitely participate in another program like this one in the future. I thoroughly enjoyed the learning activities and found them stimulating and rewarding. I am enlightened!

Thing 22 -- A Ning Thing

I explored Nings today. I especially liked TexasSchoolLibrariesNing and TeacherLibrarianNing. I joined both of them, but I feel kind of like a poser since I'm not a practicing librarian yet. I found both of these to be useful because you can add events, videos, and job postings. There are also forums, groups (elementary, high school), blogs and a Facebook and Twitter connection capability. I think these are great resources, as they are an excellent way for teacher librarians to connect, share resources and information, and keep a finger on the pulse of the library world.