http://karenmf.edublogs.org A Continuing Exploration of Technology Literacy in My Classrooms Wed, 13 Feb 2008 15:26:06 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 http://karenmf.edublogs.org/phantom-tollbooth-passage/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Time Heals All Wounds « Technology Reflections Sun, 22 Oct 2006 15:55:00 +0000 http://karenmf.edublogs.org/phantom-tollbooth-passage/#comment-41 [...] Today I set up accounts for my 7th grade reading class. I worked out a few of the bugs from the experiences with the 8th graders yesterday, but it still wasn’t as smooth as I would have liked. I need to learn that as long as I learn from mistakes, it’s OK to make mistakes (there’s a great passage from the Phantom Tollbooth that says just that). Anyway - I managed to get all the 7th graders logged on to their accounts and posting today. I had a few false starts when I forgot to add a class as users and they had to repost their comments. Luckily, I had had them copy and past their posts into a word document for safe keeping while I figured this all out. [...] [...] Today I set up accounts for my 7th grade reading class. I worked out a few of the bugs from the experiences with the 8th graders yesterday, but it still wasn’t as smooth as I would have liked. I need to learn that as long as I learn from mistakes, it’s OK to make mistakes (there’s a great passage from the Phantom Tollbooth that says just that). Anyway – I managed to get all the 7th graders logged on to their accounts and posting today. I had a few false starts when I forgot to add a class as users and they had to repost their comments. Luckily, I had had them copy and past their posts into a word document for safe keeping while I figured this all out. [...]

]]> http://karenmf.edublogs.org/phantom-tollbooth-passage/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Technology Reflections » Blog Archive » Time Heals All Wounds Fri, 05 May 2006 18:45:07 +0000 http://karenmf.edublogs.org/phantom-tollbooth-passage/#comment-2 [...] Today I set up accounts for my 7th grade reading class. I worked out a few of the bugs from the experiences with the 8th graders yesterday, but it still wasn’t as smooth as I would have liked. I need to learn that as long as I learn from mistakes, it’s OK to make mistakes (there’s a great passage from the Phantom Tollbooth that says just that). Anyway - I managed to get all the 7th graders logged on to their accounts and posting today. I had a few false starts when I forgot to add a class as users and they had to repost their comments. Luckily, I had had them copy and past their posts into a word document for safe keeping while I figured this all out.  [...] [...] Today I set up accounts for my 7th grade reading class. I worked out a few of the bugs from the experiences with the 8th graders yesterday, but it still wasn’t as smooth as I would have liked. I need to learn that as long as I learn from mistakes, it’s OK to make mistakes (there’s a great passage from the Phantom Tollbooth that says just that). Anyway – I managed to get all the 7th graders logged on to their accounts and posting today. I had a few false starts when I forgot to add a class as users and they had to repost their comments. Luckily, I had had them copy and past their posts into a word document for safe keeping while I figured this all out.  [...]

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