Conclusion

When I was asked if I would like to participate in this course, I was very enthusiastic. It was a really good way to become involved with the new generation of the Internet. Otherwise, it may have passed me by. I did find this way of learning a little daunting. I belong to the era of chalk, blackboards and a teacher out the front of the classroom. I was glad of the break between Weeks 7 and 8. At least I didn't feel guilty for not doing a Weekly Task. The programme did, unfortunately, come at a very bad time for me. My section of the State Library of Tasmania is currently ungoing a very significant change so I have been very much involved with meetings and training sessions for this. I therefore, have not really had very much time to devote to Learning 2.0 so I may have gained just enough information to be dangerous, and not enough to be useful. Once life gets back to normal at work, I will revisit some of the tasks with the hope that I may be able to really come up to speed with them and look towards ways in which they can become part of my professional work.
I'm about to leave on 6 weeks' holiday and I know I should have created a blog to record my travels.
I would like to thank Lynette and Lesley for their support over the course of the programme.
Plain Sailing