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The other bank of the river




the other bank of the river



Before the beginning of this module I was very afraid of the possibility of discontinuation of my study as Post-graduate student. Because after graduation  I chose  to play the role of motherhood  to the fullest of my conviction that  I am the best for  the task , Now  because the children grew up I thought “ why not resuming  my learning  and starting  the  master’s  degree , and there It  became my choice  after abandoning the learning for years to start my master degree in Ahfad University   .
  As soon as starting this master I began to work hard and be patient so as to be a good example to my sons. in returning to start learning I faced many  challenges  and the most challenging one is the ICT module  because it depend mostly on having suitable knowledge about information technology and computer science and also it need   good using of English language , and there we found our self standing face to face to all these challenges and no way to retreat or go back so we accepted the challenges and started the module using all our past knowledge and start increasing new skills in this aspects .
   Finally and with full confident I declare that at the end of this module all our knowledge have been changed , and frankly I could say that I discovered new scope of knowledge :  for instant I learned how to create an interactive and nonlinear Power Points , know how to use animations , how to use Trigger , how to embed videos in power point , how to use Hyperlink , how to create the timeline , and to make my slide’  design attractive , also the very important aspect of this module we knew about blogging and how to post our ideas in media , and what is the portfolio and it’s role in assessment and learning . In the other side in creating my project I acquired new and modern ideas about distance learning as a new revolution in the field of learning and how it can facilitate learning for all.
    All these skill are going to be used in my career , in my kindergarten , in my future learning , in my communication to the other, in teaching my student , and making my presentations .
In my first Blog I said that this module is similar to Bosphorus Bridge which will take us from primitive side of the river to the other modern and civilized one, and now I can say that we passed the Bridge to the other Bank of the river.

All our thanks to Ahfad University, our tutors, and my colleagues.

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