Hello MP3 Player!!!!!!

I'm getting an mp3 player.. na nanny boo boo... I suppose you are too though, if you're reading this. I enjoyed this series. I do feel like offering this as something that was not mandatory but had a great reward was a great approach. I have a unique outlook on this because at the beginning of the program I worked in a branch where I was allowed (even scheduled!!) time to work on Learning 2.0 each week. Then, about half way through I transferred into a position at a branch where NONE of the employees in the department could work on Learning 2.0 at work because the branch was so busy (and no computer availability, etc). I can see both sides of the coin now. It really isn't completely fair for those employees that did not have the opportunity not to participate because the logistics of doing this on "company time" weren't possible and doing the complete project after hours on company computers was also not possible. Yes, I enjoyed the program - I learned a few very useful things and spent a lot of time "meeting the requirements" doing tasks that I already knew or didn't like - but it was definitely worth it. I do feel like activities like this one will increase employee tech knowledge, and that's what it's all about.