Thursday, April 30, 2009

Before the Journey Begins...


Technology is not my friend. While we may get along on the surface, deep down we don't really understand one another.

I have a fairly adequate background with technology. I can complete basic technological tasks in order to make my day more convenient. I have taken several technology classes throughout my career as a student. These classes have given me the skills necessary to navigate my way through Word, Power Point and Excel fairly efficient and quickly. Although I was launched into the email and Internet world somewhat slower than my friends, I quickly learned to utilize these skills into my daily life. I am able to complete research and find answers to questions that I have using the Internet.

While I have a basic understanding of technology, I am not familiar with the fancier aspects of it. I can perform simple tasks, but know relatively little about some of the newer and fancier technological innovations. I am excited to take this course and become comfortable enough with technology to apply it in a classroom setting.

1 comment:

  1. Learning the things that are useful to you is the most important thing - it is not as important to learn the "fancy" things. I believe it is important though to develop confidence in your ability to learn new technologies and to assess their usefulness to you as a teacher.

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