Module 2A-4: activity 8 - Lesson reflection

Being engaged in this activity afforded me the opportunity to put the lessons that I learnt into practice.  I prepared a lesson and shared it with my team, although the responses were few I was still able to glean some important information about the plan.  Later I was able to apply the changes and having looked at it through others eyes, I was better able to develop the functionality of the use of technology into my lessons.
Enjoyed the learning process.

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