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  • I Googled "teacher pages" and found the teacher pages to Jupiter Community High School. The teacher pages did not include much public information other than the names, email addresses, and grade levels that the teachers taught. I think this makes sense because it probably would not be the safest idea to publish too much information publicly on the internet. I personally never knew that teacher pages existed prior to this assignment, so it's pretty cool to learn more about it! Here's the link  to the website I used!

  • I have not had much experience with blogging prior to creating this blog! I did create a blog using Blogger during my senior year of high school/freshman year of college. However, I felt as though it was a bit tedious to keep up with so I decided to delete it. The good news is that my prior experiences with blogging have made me more familiar with the assignments for the EME2040 course and beyond! I enjoy reading blog posts from other students in the class. I like how blogging is a way for me to connect with others and helps to organize what I've learned in the course. 

  • For my Web Evaluation project, I created an assignment for 4th grade students through Microsoft Word. I've never created a Web Evaluation before, so figuring out how it works was a bit of a challenge for me at first. I liked how easy it was to create new web evaluations through the templates available on Microsoft Word! I find it amazing how there are resources available that create website evaluations so effortlessly for us and all we have to do is edit them! I cannot think of anything that I did not like about it other than how creating content for a Web Evaluation required some extra creative thinking. I would like to improve it by including more fill in the blank questions so that my students can figure out more on their own! The skills I used for this assignment can be used for my future career because if I become a teacher I will need to teach my students how to use technology.

Check out my comments on Margaux Fry's and Katelyn's  blogs!

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  1. Madison RattnerJuly 7, 2019 at 6:29 PM

    Hey Jennifer! I liked your input, I too, found a similar class page with some basic teacher/school info. Happy to see they don't post anything about the students on there and respect their privacy! I also really like your web eval. form. It is super user friendly and I like how you incorporated color! I am going to look to use more color on our upcoming assignments.

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