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Time to explore more in Technology Tools & Course Websites~

 

Image that I with an inspiration quote from Pinterest. 


Another day, another blog!

Today, I will be talking about the tools that I explore about technology tools and course websites from our task.


It's time to answer more questions 😪

Me: A sad cat gif sighing for more work.



1. Are you already familiar with some of these technology tools?

    Yes. I am already familiar with Pinterest as I am using this website to get good quality images. I mostly look for images as an inspiration from Pinterest and I also use them to my blog posts and other presentation projects for my other modules.

    Even though I am not familiar with the image editing program examples from our tasks, I still edit my photograph images and edit them to use for my blogs and when I am practicing my editing skills.
Instead, I use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator because that are the software we mostly used for college and I am more familiar with them. 

The image that I used today was quickly made in Illustrator.


2. How is the online environment like/unlike what you have experienced in other classes?

    I find it easy to do my work in this module than my other classes because everything is in order and already well planned before the semester began. Unlike most of other classes where we still have to try and figure out what we will be doing every week and it can be stressful sometimes. The tasks for this module are also very flexible which I prefer rather than have a specific due dates.


3. Are any technical skills that you really want to work on this semester?

    One of my goals this year is to enhanced my editing skills and coding as they are my weakness. I am also a bit worried about academic writing as I am not sure I could pull it off but we will see as the days go by. Hopefully I will learn a lot this semester! 



Thank you again for reading my blog post! Hope to see you on the next one!👋




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