This post will continue to be my learning from Michael with the ILU sign as a logo… the one who laughs like Blippi. It’s unfortunate that I am enjoying these videos because his laugh is just too much for me sometimes, and he and I both share that we think our own jokes are hilarious as this makes him giggle quite often… so I’m sat here trying to learn new signs and vocabulary while constantly being annoyed but also engaged…
This post’s resource is from a website with skillsharing. You get a one month’s free trial and then it is $130/year or $37/month. So far it seems like a really great resource and if you were not a student whose bank account is not optimal at the moment, this site might be one that would be worth the price. Especially because it is for more than just learning ASL. The particular class that I chose to start learning from on…
For this combined blog post, I decided to use iMovie. This is the post that stressed me out the most. I have a dinosaur of a laptop and wasn’t quite sure how I would go about this video tutorial. Then while looking through the suggested apps I saw iMovie, the app that is automatically added with one of our kazillion updates with iPhone, but I never really knew that I would need to use it until now! I am sure…
As I have referenced maaaany times, I am kind of old. Not by all standards but by technologies for sure. Especially when we get down to questions like, “what did you learn about ‘x’ in school?” As far as internet safety we weren’t taught a lot, especially in elementary. When I was in elementary school we were just being introduced to dial-up and the safety there was make sure your family knew you were on the computer so they didn’t…
Okay, first off, I was super scared to even try this. When Katia was showing us Hour of Code and Scratch in class, I was a little lost. Although, deep down I knew I wanted to leave class and try it… but was conflicted because new online things scare me… like adding a video to a blog post.. I swear I am following directions yet… I fail lol! I’m sure like many of you, failing is not my strong suit….