thing #11

I like just typing in the type of things that I was interested in and searching for them. I don’t know if I will be able to follow all of the ones that I marked but I liked the fact that my options were endless. I knew the type of things I wanted to read about. That is one of the reasons that I found the basic search easy. I liked being able to find feeds that were both educational and none educational. I like the option to follow the blogs based on child development. Instead of always having to read something an institution is saying I can see what actually early childhood educators are saying.

I am unsure if I actually subscribed to the feeds or not I went back and watched the videos from thing #10 again. And followed the directions I hope I did everything I needed to in order to get notified of the updates. If not I checked a whole lot of wrong things. I might have gone subscribing crazy.

I found one blog I really didn’t like I am not sure what it had to do with early childhood other then it sounded like a bunch of mothers complaining about their children. I did not subscribe to this and soon narrowed my search but I still thought it was a sad blog for anyone. But then again I am not am parent. I guess that technically it did fall under childhood.  Overall it was easy to use and a great resource