I just finished watching the entire keynote address from Steve Jobs and others at Apple about this amazing new device. 

1. I have learned that there are many tools that will help students learn material, create things, and create a more dynamic classroom.  I have learned that the most important thing is to keep the subject matter and learning objectives as the most important part of the lesson, while using the technology as a vehicle for learning.
2. I will use some of the tools, such as Toon-Doo, but honestly, I will try to develop more non-Internet integration of technologies, because a lot of the great things we have been shown cannot be utilized on a classroom level until the Internet is faster and more consistent.  For instruction, I will work to make my presentations in more of a 2.0 fashion, and get away from the PowerPoint-take-the-notes approach.  I am definitely interested in my students using Photo Booth to create projects.  I also want to integrate more video creation.  I will use the vocab-grabber also.
3. I wish to learn more about non-Internet technology integration.

What i've learned

-a number of web and non-web based tools that can be used as a more engaging and more authentic way to teach and assess students

Some favorites:
Wordle(for review or introducing a section)
Toondoo(alternative assessment)
Web 2.0 tools(endless possibilities)
Webs(creating a class website)

Changes I will make

-photo booth videos(alternative assessments)
-Wordle(review; writing prompts: Summarize what you've learned about....)
-Prezi

Hope to learn

-Get my class website up and running
-More powerpoint tools
-podcasts