End of Learning Event. What now?

Finito. I am at the end of this learning event, and feel a bit like having arrived at a party just as it is over. Due to the Icelandic lava ashes, I was delayed. Instead of joining this event, I had to spend two days in a bus across Norway. When I finally logged in, I thought it was too late. In a way it was, because groups had been formed. I tried to gatecrash some of them without success:-( Anyway, Tiina told me to go along and do what I could.
I have been soaked in work, but luckily the event was extended with one extra week, which gave me the time I needed.
As I didn't have a partner, I created a mock project which I hope to do in the future. I have also linked with a partner through my blog, so hopefully my work will not have been in vain.We will catch up in the autumn.
I have missed out on real communication and collaborating, but despite this, I have really enjoyed the event. First and foremost I have been introduced to a lot of new tools and I have created accounts here and there.I am going to keep this blog as I am quite satisfied with it, and I am convinced I will be using it actively in the future.
I underestimated the amount of time I had to put into this, and working on my pc late at night is not really to recommend. I also underestimated the fun involved in doing this. I have thoroughly enjoyed the work and all the things I have learned. It has truly been a learning event which I am grateful for participating in.

Plan for my next project

If you click here you will find a plan for my next etwinning project.

Learning Event

So here we go. This blog is created as part of my "homework"  in this   eTwinning Learning Event: Exploiting Web 2.0.  This being my first post, it is not really exciting. I won't promise my future blogs will be, you just have to wait and see.