Official Start Time: 3:00 a.m.
Date: 6/18/09
Official End Time: 3:30 a.m.
It’s been a while since I talked about the site and this summer I really want to see things on the site come together.
So when I first started on the site we had 111 members and barely any activity. Since then, we gain 572 members as the community new projects designed to promote collaboration and creativity. Currently, we’ve been working on some courses and projects designed to get students collaborating and spending more time on the site.
This summer, I want to launch a bunch of new courses for the course. Furthermore, I want to find students and teachers who we can collaborate with for the courses. I say this because only with oversight and work get done. Students alone usually don’t tackle opportunities like these. Therefore, I feel that by having a teacher and her class sign up on the site to participate in the course we make,we can expand the impact of the site and the services we provided.
Additionally, I want to increase the structure of the site. I want the site to be built in response to the students who will be working on the site. I think that instructions are what the site is missing (along with a teacher who holds grades above your head). Providing new fresh content and just having students engaged will really help the site grow and prosper.
Sincerely, Hector Guzman
Date: 6/18/09
Official End Time: 3:30 a.m.
It’s been a while since I talked about the site and this summer I really want to see things on the site come together.
So when I first started on the site we had 111 members and barely any activity. Since then, we gain 572 members as the community new projects designed to promote collaboration and creativity. Currently, we’ve been working on some courses and projects designed to get students collaborating and spending more time on the site.
This summer, I want to launch a bunch of new courses for the course. Furthermore, I want to find students and teachers who we can collaborate with for the courses. I say this because only with oversight and work get done. Students alone usually don’t tackle opportunities like these. Therefore, I feel that by having a teacher and her class sign up on the site to participate in the course we make,we can expand the impact of the site and the services we provided.
Additionally, I want to increase the structure of the site. I want the site to be built in response to the students who will be working on the site. I think that instructions are what the site is missing (along with a teacher who holds grades above your head). Providing new fresh content and just having students engaged will really help the site grow and prosper.
Sincerely, Hector Guzman
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