I can't count the number of times I thought, "I really need to change this before I use it again." Yet it seems that invariably I get sidetracked and at least half of those things never get updated as my reflection indicates that it should. After hearing about "Don't forget the Milk" in class on Monday, I thought that it might be worth it to me to find a similar program that I can access via my cell phone. I don't text (and I won't!), but a program that I could call at any time and leave the message might be useful; especially if it could convert my verbal notes into written notes. I would then have a "to do" list that I could access when I have the time to do.
I also shared the time-line application idea with another teacher at school, I just wish I could remember the name of that one. I hope Louis (or someone) comments on this and tells me, or that I get an email about it. I really think I would like a list of all of the Web 2.0 programs that our class reviewed. Some seemed very useful, and some seemed fun as well.
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Hi Rose - you might want to look at Jott
- I add items either by logging in their web site, use the Jott Express
application (download and install on your computer) or call the 800
number, say your "jott" and then it does voice recognition to change
audio to text.
It has a pay for version with many features, but I am content with the
free version with limited features.
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