1. I think my favorite things were the Animoto and LiveBinders. I think this is such a broad question that it's kind of hard to answer. This program has shown me that things are always changing online and with technology and that I need to not get complacent with my knowledge. I think some of the things that could be done differently with this format to improve the program would be to reevaluate the effectiveness of the links given and the actual 23 things. For example, I don't know if people these days really need to explore Facebook or YouTube. I don't have any helpful suggestions with what to replace these "Things" with, though.
2. Hopefully I'll maintain this blog. I like to write, and I like that this can be a place where I can come back to and reflect on what I've done through this class this semester. I didn't keep the same amount of paper notes that I usually do, so I'm using this as my notebook. I can come back and review the different places I've been and signed up on. I hope that, in the future, when I find new things with Web 2.0 or with any kind of technology I'll come back here and write for myself.
Melissa, I have enjoyed reading through your blog posts. I was looking for a place to leave a meaningful comment when I realized that I should comment on this post. The reason I chose to write here is because I want to compliment you on your overall writing style for your entire blog. You are black and white, get to the point, and add a very dry humor with a pinch of sarcasm thrown in to make each post meaningful and interesting! I have enjoyed, keep up the great writing!
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