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Blog Journal 8

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I learned a lot of new skills while working with Diigo, especially skills that I did not previously have.  The organization of collected web articles and the possibility to collect data there within and put it in an so called "outline" is very nice. And over time you can create a very comprehensive collection of information from various sources into a single list. The integration into chrome and Firefox browser is great. You can also store pdfs and collect and organize information from within the pdf the same way you do with articles. Also the possibility to save and integrate photos from the web is great. A safe and solid working mobile app. This application can be very useful in the classroom because you can  share  things, collaborate on them (like annotating), and it is  not  hard to use.  Bloom’s taxonomy is a framework for educational achievement in which each level depends on the one below. It’s often depicted in the form of a pyramid—similar to ...

Blog Journal 7

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My experiences with Twitter so far have been really positive. I have been using Twitter as a form of social media since 2013. So far, with my use of Twitter educationally I have learned it's a good way to network and get in touch with many people. I think there are many benefits in being able to connect to people around the world. You are able to get opinions, ideas, and other things related on a wide scale. I am not experiencing any issues using Twitter because I have been using it for awhile now already. I love Twitter. By doing the Web Design assignment I learned how simple it can be to create your own website. This can be really helpful as a teacher if you were to be making a website for your classroom. With my website, I feel that if I had better knowledge of how to make a website and how to create it on my own, I would have to practice more. My website was not the best possible website but I think it still does the job well. I can improve it by learning how everything works...