I fully understand that learning is not an event but there are still moments or experiences that have bigger than usual impact. Okay, I realize there’s only 4 so sue me.

  • BLC and Summer Camp….having never been to summer camp, I imagined it to be like this. Having time to pick the brains of those you learn from everyday, laughing, joking and developing friendships, truly enhanced my learning network.

  • Manitoba Homecoming….spending time with some great bloggers in my old stompin’ grounds. Playing with boundaries.

Definitely these events helped further my exploration of personal learning, social learning and playing with boundaries. I plan on some more of these in 2008. Some potential events include: FETC, TLT,(inviting all twits to attend and receive your free EdTech Posse mugNECC and another go at ECMP, but I’m sure they’re be others.

Update:
Thought I’d try adding music to the slideflickr.com option…Not good…annoying.

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5 Responses to “Top 4 Learning Events of 2007”
  1. Of course you are on “the top zero list”, there’s room for everyone (I am counting on you realizing how tongue in cheek the list is mean to be)

  2. Alan,
    Glad to be on any list of yours.

  3. What a multimedia experience here: words, music, and pictures. Thanks for your continued inspiration.

  4. Cool slideshow… I have to admit that the background music threw me for a loop since I just happen to have “My Old School” in my iTunes collection. But iTunes wasn’t running! And after quitting every open program on my desktop, the song was still playing (my Feedreader runs as a service even when it’s not open). Took me a few minutes to figure out where in the world that was coming from! But I never mind hearing some good Steely Dan.

  5. Rich,
    Yeah, first time I’ve added music and the same thing happened to me…..not sure I’d do it every time.

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