- most of the sites have subscription fees but not all
- about half of the sites encourage you to check international connections as some countries do not allow their product to be accessed by their population
- there are not a lot of primary examples out there to browse and learn form, outside of having to subscribe to some sites
- all sites have testimonials of how great their products are, but the testimonials do not go through the projects they do
- more people are utilizing the free sites
- there are a lot of people in education and business utilizing the web to communicate locally, nationally, and internationally
- more school districts are beginning to value the contributions technology can make to increase student learning and productivity
- some of the sites are more intensive and would take longer to learn how to utilize them effectively
- all technology can have complications that would need you to be flexible and have back up strategies in place
- time zone differences could limit areas of projects, but can be worked around
Monday, August 8, 2011
On a continuing Journey
So I thought when I started to investigate this topic area, there wouldn't be all that much out there. HA HA HA - so wrong! My overall list of info.:
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Nice summary of what you've found over the past few weeks. Now, let me throw out the challenge to you.
Keep it coming! This work has value, and I hope you'll continue to keep your blog alive!
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