There Is Always an End...

For the last time,

Hello

My dearest reader!

It has been a crazy and hectic term for me because there were so many tasks and homework for every course I took. These blog tasks were always a real fun for me. I really enjoy writing here as if somebody –hopefully- read them.

As I said on the very first post, for today’s world, technology is inevitable. So, it really should be into our classrooms or teaching environments. Thanks to this course, I really learnt so many programmes I haven’t heard before. Sometimes I had difficulties, sometimes it was easy to learn and sometimes I did not find the proper one (this is the least I love about the course, we should have found the proper tools). However, I managed to do all the tasks.

This whole blogger thing gave me so much inspiration. I started to believe myself and this gave me confidence. It was also very creative. Maybe for a long time, I was not producing, just consuming. To produce tens of tasks and prepare an infographic or podcast or digital story like wow! All of them made by me, so to say, I was the director of all (and these are the most I love about the course).

Before the course, I probably would not dare to open a blog. Now I am looking at my own blog and it gives me the emotion of honour, success. Being able to do them, seeing all posts I have written is just made me realize how important to reflect my opinions and make research. These all are the things I do not want to let go.

At the very beginning of the term, for this course, I was saying to my friends: “I’ll open a blog and post but at the end, I’ll close mine”. But right now I am thinking in a different way.

This blog is going to stay here.

As a really good memory.

The last but not least, I would like to thank Dr.Kurt –our instructor- for giving this opportunity to us. It really made me widen my broad and definitely I will use this blogging and tasks for my future students.

And the big thank goes to my readers. If anyone has read any posts I’ve written here, I really thank you.

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             Sarah…