Too Much Information

Articles and more articles about digital divide. How do you write a 10 page paper with so much information. When typing the paper I know there is short cuts in formatting etc. but I do not remember. So what takes more time....self teaching or just using the old way. I wish we could be downloaded unknowingly with all this information. It is frustrating to have to read so much and write about a critical issues and have a project going on the side. I need a tech. break.

Sitting in class

We are sitting in class trying to work the bugs out of blog comment issues.
I have made a second blog with the intention to get teachers at my work site post.
I have had no comments. I think people are stressing out and do not have time to try new things.
There seems to be a lot of stress at the two school sites I work at.
Any ideas how to get teachers to comment on my blog.

Sunday Morning....I have so much to do

Good Day to everyone. I just made a second blog for my other class - It was so much easier the second time. I am trying to figure out how to change the background. It is not obvious how to do this. I am going to use the blog to communicate with teachers at my site. (A form of collaboration). I titled it 'How to Inspire All Students". I hope I get some posts.

Writing Technology

Wow....Microsoft word can do so much. It almost makes me want to pursue my Masters regardless of any doubts I am having. I think we should teach children from a young age how to write like this. Of course, in an age appropriate format and something meaningful to them.
I hope we all get a "cheat sheet" with all the different functions.
As for blogging, I am still struggling how to comment and how to navigate around. I will try again. I want to do my technology project using blogging as collaboration so I need to figure this out. Have a great weekend.

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