This is the end of a wonderful and enriching adventure and the beginning of a new way to teach and connect to my students for me!
I really admire the efficiency of  the American teachers of Oregon University ,to present , organize , motivate and accompany a group of "students/teachers" from all over the world , with different culture background , motivation ,way of thinking , needs .

I really thank you very much for your professionalism and competence. It really motivated me .

As I was learning from the readings , the exercises , the discussions , the activities , I also tried to analyze how you had built this course . Everything had been well  thought out , planned : the course started little by little with a few exercises which were preparing us for our project and became more intense and demanding as the weeks went by to reach a climax during the week 5/6 and to lead us towards our own improvement and our capacity to implement new activities with new tools with our students.

The idea of the blog which was used to analyze our progression , our discoveries or to share our doubts and improvements was very appreciated and it help me see how our colleagues worked and felt .

I advise all the teachers who are interested in learning new web tools and in living a new experience to follow the course.

Here is the link of my favorite websites which I will keep on completing day after day and that I shared with my French colleagues :  https://delicious.com/cbostoni

Here is also the final project I wrote and changed my approach to teaching English to my students:

https://sites.google.com/site/seanswebskillswikifall2013/final-projects

To finish , I will say again that I missed meeting the people I worked with , I missed the real contact but I also know that I was very lucky to have had the opportunity to be accepted in the course .

Last but not least , I also want to thank  Rachel Schneller , the American consul in Toulouse , France  and her colleagues Aurelie Delaissez-Forstall who supported me in a friendly way all along the course.

I hope to see you all one day in France or in Oregon !