Tried to correct title for 2/28 when it was done made a mistake on 3-12

Blog for for 2/28/2012  Mooser         Well looking at web design and elements for what makes a good web page is always time well spent especially taking the time to just look around and see how designs and trends change.  Looking at clean, colorful, inviting, easily intuitive web access that makes the point of going to the website comfortable can never be overlooked.  You must be comfortable and feel at ease to be able to access whatever anyone has to offer.  I always enjoy a page like the Franklin Institute which follows a lot of their branding they use internally through out exhibits and the building.  The first web 2.0 app I reviewed was direct and informative but drastically short of our stated goal of 15-20 minutes.  I don't know if part of it is missing or not.  At 3 minutes he had a great selection and a lot of opportunity to do more time with it but even though content was very direct and informative and basically told me most everything I need to know the time aspect could have been overcome easily.  Just look more at past and present, similar software, spelling reinforcement statistics through e games and all sorts of other boundary issues with Everglades spelling  and I am sure he could have done more time.  I know multimedia can be overwhelming for some when they first go into it.  Overall the web is the world and that is never going to change only become more of a bigger part of all of our lives.  I am thinking about including some video like playing a quick time piece during a web Jing session,  will start to play with it this week.