Monday, March 30, 2009
Thing #13
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Thing # 4
The experience of blogging is completely new for me. I have never blogged or kept up with a blog before now. I learned a lot through the readings for this assignment. Commenting is essential for communication between people in the world of blogging. People can interact with each other and exchange ideas on topics of mutual interest or concerns. Through comments received and sent conversations between bloggers can build on-line friendships and even help worthy causes in the community. I think the Ten Commandments of Blog Commenting by Baron Brown was very good advice for all bloggers to follow. I agree with Brown that when blogging meaninful comments should be made. Comments should be polite. There is no excuse for rudeness. There should be no name calling, insults or sarcastic comments in a blog. If you don't understand a comment it is best to ask for further explanation.
The names of the seven blogs I decided to follow are: Shannon Britt, Jonathan Scott, Brianna House, Abbey Durbin and Paulete Mcmahan.
My internet blogs to follow are about gardening. One site is Marie's Gardening Blog at http://gardening.about.com/TheButterflyEffect The other blog is about solving problems in the garden using natural subtances.
Weird and wonderful ways to naturally control garden snails and slugs
http://puadigarden.blogspot.com/2009/03/weird-and-wonderful-ways-to-naturally.html
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Thing # 12
Friday, March 6, 2009
Thing #11
Thing #10
http://www.google.com/reader/shared/15860578239033984394
Thing # 9
http://www.happyfacegenerator.com/This was a fun task which was easy to create. Most signs are fairly boring and can be easily overlooked by students. These images could be used in the library or classroom to get the student's attention in a fun and colorful way.
Thing # 8

I chose to use the
Flicker mashup Mosaic Maker to make a collection of pictures of popular tourist sites in Egypt. This could be used in the classroom to show students pictures of places they are studying in geography or history classes. It would make these places easier to learn about. In science class you could show students pictures of volcanoes or under water ocean scenes which would really help them in these classroom studies. I believe this would be a very useful tool.
Thing #7

The process to view pictures and post them on my blog was fairly easy. I enjoyed viewing the pictures on the site. In fact there were so many pictures that were avaliable with my tag that it was hard to decide which one to post. I chose to post the picture of the pyramids in Egypt because my mother is in Egypt on a tour. To view more of All-Gizah pictures go to http://liberato.org/2006/11/11/all-gizah-pyramids.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Thing #6
http://clarksville.craigslist.org/lss/