Last Blog Ever (maybe)

I attribute my success this semester to online learning. It’s not often I feel like doing English work on a set schedule. Having the flexibility of the online class has enabled me to work on an assignment on my time, when I’m in the writing mood. When I’m asked to be somewhere, not necessarily attributed to desire, and asked to present English work; I think it’s fair to assume I’m not going to produce my best work.

As far as challenges, in my particular case, I don’t allege the fact the class was online to any struggles I endured throughout the semester. The struggles I endured were do the fact it was an English class, which is chock full of English problems.

Technologies that best benefited me? Let’s just get my opinion of blogging out of the way. I feel like it’s an unnecessary void to fill mandatory time a student is required to write to acquire credit for English 102. Nothing against people who blog, in fact, I would encourage anyone who blogs on their own free will to keep doing so. Perhaps if I was a published photographer or a famous artist of any sort I could probably find a use for one. Google on the other hand, is a real life saver to have. I usually have access to it, at least in the previous in class English classes I’ve had.

I really enjoyed being able to complete work whenever I want. I fully understand life rarely presents a leisurely time frame for a deadline, but I sure enjoyed it. I think the technology of the internet is what provided this luxury to me, and you can bet I will be using a lot of it. Within the internet I used a lot of Google, and online thesaurus and sources for information. These are all things I will use until the end of my time. Aside from everyday use, I will really apply these technologies throughout the rest of my college career.