Thing 30: Final Reflection

1: What did you learn?
  • How did you put what you learned into action at school? Personally?

I used most of the things I learned with my Freshmen ELA class, having them make comics for The Tell Tale Heart as well as custom search engines for their mental health research project. 

  • Did you expand your Personal Learning Network? Make new professional connections?

It was great having other educators in the groups and I also shared my tips and findings with my East colleagues. 

  • What challenges did you face during the workshop?
  • Any big “fails”? Any huge successes? What did you learn from failing and succeeding?

I don't recall any big challenges I faced in the workshop as I fixed the custom search engine error. Big successes were the digital storytelling tools as the kids loved making their own storyboards and it was super easy. 


  • Were there projects that didn’t work out well for you?
Not that I can say! 
2: What’s next?
  • Did you start some projects that you’ll be following up on in the future?

Definitely the digital storytelling as I think it would be helpful for our next unit which is Romeo and Juliet. 

  • Are you planning to share what you’ve learned with others?
Yes I've started sharing with my department and my other friends at East. 

  • What other professional development projects will you be pursuing?
In the spring hopefully myself and the technology committee at East will be running a tech "bootcamp" with each of us running different sessions on different topics.
3: Did you like learning this way?
  • I loved learning this way. I was able to work at my own pace and discover things for myself. I felt very comfortable reaching out for help and I would definitely recommend this PD to everyone! Great job and thank you so much for putting this together!

Comments

  1. Terrific! Love hearing about what ideas you've already put into action. So cool. Thanks for participating! Have fun with your bootcamp workshop.

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