Muddiest Point
Izvor: ELAWiKi
Blogs are explained the best, wikies a bit weaker. But also my intersts for blogs are higher then for the wikies.
The muddiest point of the day for me was when I got sleepy because of my alergy, and couldn't follow the workshop with 100% capacity. But after air condition was turned on sleepless went away :)) Beside that I think workshop is very interesting, I like the way you presented wiki and blog.
I'd like there have been more examples on what we can do with these tools specifically in education, instead of putting so much time into how to use them.
That's probably because I've spent most of the workshop time thinkering about how can I put this tools into use, and while doing so I've probably missed some important points :)
The most difficult to catch was to connect wiki with blog with url adress. After that it was not easy to understand the use of RSS. I think I unerstand the point but I am not sure I could catch it myself.
I think that AFAIK, there were NO _muddy points_.
Two muddiest points for me today (Rene):
1. Several times during today's lesson i found myself lost, for example: didn't know what was the goal of the action that i was trying to perform, or didn't see what and where Brian clicked on the big screen and it was impossible for me to continue without asking something like where is that, what did he do, etc.
2. When I heard and saw all steps and understood the goal, It was relativly simple to perform desired action. But, when I wanted to do something more, I realized that I know the basic principles, usage and options that system offers, but I don't understand how the system works, and that was missing for me to fully accept it and operate in the system.
I think that it would be useful to have one (slower) step by step example for blog publishing.
