Blog Journal 10

Quick overview of today's topics. I'm going to be doing a deep delve into our most recent PowerPoint Interaction assignments and the touching up on some technology-related topics. 

Assignment 5: PowerPoint Interaction


Pictured above is the home page of my most recent PowerPoint project. When instructed to create an interactive assignment or game I immediately knew that I could combine my most loved past time and my most hated past time. Math and board games. Within working on this assignment, I learned how to stop linear movement within a PowerPoint as well as learned how to link pages to one another. In doing so I was able to create this fun, interactive Algebra One board game. 

Classmate Blogs

I was shocked at how amazing some of my classmate's blogs were. Everyone had so much information and interesting themes, so it was a prideful feeling when viewing them. There were definitely some new tools and things I picked up when looking at my classmate's blogs that I'll be implementing my future work. 

Google Classroom

I recently had to use Google Classroom for another project for a different course. I know that many high school's use Google Classroom over other programs like Schoology, but I have never gotten that opportunity. I was able to get by for that one project, but I definitely want to explore the ins and outs of Google Classroom more on my own time. 


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