Feedback
An important aspect of any development is the feedback and responses of others. I have no means of measuring my own development, as I am obviously biased toward myself. So please, after reading through my recent Journey please comment and my development.
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June 8th, 2008 at 8:07 pm
Hi Cam,
Thankyou for inviting me to provide feedback on your professional journey. I think that your blog is very easy to navigate through which is great! User friendliness is always important when it comes to using technology as a tool to convey information. However, I have to say it was quite a lot of reading with no pictures in this part of the blog. I have an interest in your content which encouraged me to read through, perhaps if it was more streamlined, more colours or pics to ‘change the scenery’ as people work through it would make it even more appealing to the viewer. I wish you all the success on your journey.
Cheers
Miriam
June 10th, 2008 at 5:17 pm
Cam,
While I agree with Miriam in that there is a bit much text (maybe you could simplify some of the intro stuff), there is so much here that I enjoyed reading. My favourite bit is your classroom values, and I would really love you to put a version on the website so it doesn’t have to be downloaded. I think it might discourage some from viewing this fantasic part of your work!
Great work!
Erin
June 10th, 2008 at 10:48 pm
I will start by saying excellent work and I can see you have put lots of effort and thought into your reflections here. My favourite part was your video around your class values as I think that they are very important to not only your teaching but I will probably also reflect on some of those values too.
My main concerns have already been reflected here by the others though as my own style is more reading lots of information I personally don’t see as much wrong with it.
But anyway Good work and well done on both the Hawker Brownlow and the PD week organisation
David