The End of Round 2

[Wendy Cornelisen]

There are lots of things we didn't get the chance to explore, and there are new things on the horizon. What else would you like to discuss? Any interest in a Round 3 next year? Share your thoughts here!

[Beth Sanderbeck]

Both Round 1 & 2 were great opportunities for learning what's out there and relate it to the library world. As much as I want to go back to school, the finances just aren't there. Working my way through these exercises was a golden opportunity! I would definitely be up for Round 3.

[Becky Smeltzer]

Thanks to everyone who made Learn and Discover possible. Both rounds were very enjoyable as well as providing opportunities for learning more about Web 2.0 applications. I hope you will tackle Round 3 next year!

Becky

[Sally Raye]

Thank you to all the fine subject specialists of Round 2. Your communication skills make the web worthwhile.
Next year I hope to further engage in this shared enterprise.

[Debby Merritt]

Anytime you can teach us new tricks and we can pass them on to our public libraries...we are interested. Round three!!! Bring it!

[Dinah Harris]

I would love to participate in another round of activities. There's always something new and useful to learn. Thanks for all the hard work from everyone who made this possible!

[Tressy Hart]

I am shocked that we are already done. This one felt way shorter than the first round for some reason.

Oh, well........a huge thank you for the forcing of Twitter - I am really enjoying that a whole lot more than I thought I would. I would also like to say thanks to all of the presenters who set us this tasks and pulled us closer to a true Web 2.0 experience. Some of it I don't really like, but at least I now know enough to point people in the right direction.

Since Web 2.0 continues to evolve, we are going to need the help so I really hope this program continues for more rounds - it's a nice change from cataloging;-)


Tressy Hart
Librarian
Faith Christian Academy
Athens, AL

[Linda Martin]

And I've crossed the finish line already? As Tressy, I also am shocked that Round 2 has ended. But when I looked back at all the islands we landed on--the new languages, Twitter, book marking, labs, digging, organizing, location maps and wikis---well, I think we covered alot of territory on this Learn and Discover mission. And I have enjoyed it and learned so much. At least I have a good idea what others are speaking of when they talk about these "islands." Most importantly, I didn't drown!

Thanks so very much to all the Exploration Captains and Crew on this Learn and Discover Round 2. You all make learning fun!

I just know there will be several newly discovered "islands" for us to visit next year, and I will be ready to put my canoe in the water for Round 3.

[JP Murchison]

I also say thanks to everyone who made Learn & Discover possible. Enjoyed both rounds and look forward to Round 3 if you decide to do it.

[Ann]

I'm definitely in for Round 3 next year! I'm looking forward to whatever you guys put together for us to learn. :)

[Christi U.]

Wow, you guys are rarin' to go for next year. LOL Maybe they will put together a rodeo for you great cowboys out there.
Thanks for being such great sports. Wendy, Robbi, Debi, and I (plus all of our specialists & other volunteers)really couldn't have done this without you!

[Livy S]

Thanks to the Specialists in Round 2 for sailing with us and keeping us on course as we navigated the ocean of Web 2.0.

[Teresa Threet]

Thanks to all the specialists who shared their expertise and valuable time. Also, thank you to all the other participants for their input! I'm feeling a bit sad for the "game" to be over. I enjoyed the activities, learned so much, and am using many of the programs/services. I have also shared my new knowledge with my students and co-workers. I am especially attached to delicious.com. I have a link to my delicious so that my students may find the bookmarks I have saved. I hope to "see" you all in Round 3!