NCompass Live: Nebraska Learns 2.0 Wrap-up

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You came, you played, you learned! You’ve conquered Nebraska Learns 2.0 and now it’s time for the post-game analysis. Join Christa, Michael, Allana, and Susan, your guides through the world that is Web 2.0, for this NCompass Live session reviewing the program. We’ll be announcing who won the prizes and let you know things like the total number of blogs, blog posts, comments and other stats. This will also be your chance to give us your feedback and ideas. NCompass Live - February, 11, 2009.

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/10229241@N04/2642226971/ “ I know of an 82 yr. old retired veterinarian who bought a Kindle. He loves it and is proud of his tech suaveness. He downloads everything he reads even though he can’t download here in Gordon and must drive west about 20 miles to get reception.” ― Dawn Weber, Gordon, NE

“ Now, after completing the program, I am thinking about taking more classes, maybe even going back to school.” - Nebraska Bookworm “ It's gotten me thinking about going back to school and getting an MLS. I don't know for certain that I'm ready to make that leap yet, but I feel much closer to it than ever before.” - Anj

How YouTube could be used at the library “ I just briefly mentioned this to one of my 13-year-olds who asked me what I was doing. His immediate response was: "It would be perfect for the library because there are so many "how-to" YouTubes. Ones that explain all kinds of ways to make things and how things work, and experiments you can learn from." “ - Denise's Learning Experience

“ And now, when watching tv (Brothers and Sisters last week) when they mention Twitter, I can actually say "I have done that!".” - bksrgr8

“ Web technology as far as software is concerned is becoming fascinating for me. The more I learn, the more I want to learn. Once I'm homebound these technologies will allow me to communicate in another way other than just the telephone. Taking this course was probably one of my wife's better ideas!” - 1pigeonracer

The prizes have been made available through generous donations from the following organizations: ITART NEMA NLA

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