April 18, 2011 by Katy. 8221; nominated by Cari Hood.

A semester-long blog with reflections on London. The most, next to.

Oliver Twist, Saturday, Mrs. A Journal of the Plague Year. Presentation at the library! April 26, 2011. Presentation at the library! The Twenty Ten Theme.

I loved writing these blogs, once I had a topic to write about. Sitting in front of my computer trying to come up with a topic with enough juice to write a decent sized blog post was the most difficult part for me. In my first blog post, I listed my goals for his course. 1 I hope that I will become a more efficient reader and gain a more complex vocabulary. 2 I hope to expand my knowledge of London, England. What is it? I have n.

When this class was just beginning, one of the first assignments was to write out some goals. Learn more about literature in general. Practice and refine my writing and reading skills. Finally have a reason to read a book again. Make a grade that reflects excellent learning.

A Digital Home for our Digital Natives. Blog post of the week. Welcome to our class blog.

End of Semester Blog Review. Book When looking at some of my most recent posts, I realized that I have incorporated more visual elements into them which assist the understanding of concepts that my blog posts consist of. End of the Year Reflection. I appreciate the teaching that was done to help me to learn t.

Mdash; Leave a comment. This is where humans would prevail. We can connect two non-linear ideas together because we have imaginations. Complex, multistep processes that would defeat robots are conceivable in the human mind. It Could Happen To You! Mdash; 3 Comments.

Am I A Digital Native? Welcome to my blog! Google vs. Digital, and Young vs. Mdash; Leave a comment. I loved reading this novel because there were so many plots, themes and motifs to follow throughout the story. Mdash; Leave a comment.