In the end, I found More Things On a Stick to be very educational and felt a burning need to share what I have learned with others. I really liked learning about Twitter especially because once I did the whole twitter mania started. Also, some of the Travel 2.0 and Music 2.0 I found to be very interesting and helpful. I especially liked all the Travel sites that I found on Travel 2.0 and really wished I was going some where so that I could look up information about it. Also, I really liked all the free courses that you can do on WebJunction. Also, the Digital Storytelling was a lot of fun and I think would make a great computer class because so many people are into scrapbooking. In all, I learned a lot and for some of the things I will want to reference back to especially the Economy thing. So, in all I really enjoyed More Things on a Stick
Monday, June 8, 2009
Thing 47: Final Thoughts
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Labels: Digital Storytelling, Economy, More Things On a Stick, Music 2.0, Pandora, scrapbooking, Travel 2.0, Twitter, WebJunction
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Thing 42: Music 2.0
I really liked this thing and tried almost everything in it. I really like Pandora and found creating Stations to be a lot of fun. There was a few times when Pandora did not now an artist or song that I wanted to add. Also, I wish you could input albums as well as artist just because I love soundtracks. I found some new music to listen to and it was really fun to input a favorite artist and realize that you know all the following songs as well. I did liked that you could search other people's shared stations. I also liked how you can email a station that you made to someone else. I also tried listing to some other radio stations through Reciva.com. I feel that internet radio and Pandora are great programs for music lovers because if you are interested in a certain genre you can listen to a few artists to see who you like. And if you are like me; a person who like Japanese Anime songs; you can find stations to listen to on internet raido and through Pandora when there isn't a station in my area to listen to.
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Labels: Internet Radio, Japanese Anime, Pandora, Reciva.com