My experience in IS101 this spring semester was great. I learned a lot of new tools and shortcuts with the different Microsoft programs we went over. There was so much more to do and explore within these programs that were fun/challenging. Professor Albert was, very helpful, and patient with any issues I had. From the assignments to clarifying any questions I had about the LabSim challenges, he was available. My classmates were helpful and kind. If I had any questions, they wouldn't hesitate to lend a helping hand. The section I chose from Chapter 6 is, 6.7.2: Power Point Table. The content placeholder makes it so convenient to add a table to a slide. There are many options to format the table to your preference, which adds visual representation of data points to convey to your intended audience.
I wish I got a chance on seeing your presentation about American Samoa. I was always curious on how the culture works, where they come from and what is the difference between American Samoa from the main island Hawaii. That said, you are totally right about having new challenges in this class. It's not even about the LabSim anymore but more on the practical skills in life that we learn throughout the semester. Wishing you best in in your future endeavors and hopefully I can visit the American Samoa some time.
ReplyDeleteHi Josie, thank you for balancing my negativity a little during the presentations because your presentation about Samoa was honestly relaxing to listen to. I really enjoyed learning more about your homeland and the culture there, especially since it feels so different from living in a crowded city.
ReplyDeleteThe part about limited hospital care in remote areas honestly activated my healthcare anxiety a little, because I already panic when a pharmacy closes early, so living somewhere isolated would probably mentally destroy me. Still, your presentation made Samoa look beautiful, peaceful, and very memorable.
Hey Josie! Having you in class for comedic relief was the best! You made every class memorable and entertaining! Thank you for your service lol! I'm glad we got to get somewhat close near the end of the semester ^_^!
ReplyDeleteHey Avery, it was great getting to know you as well! You're welcome! I'm glad that you enjoyed my comedic comments.
DeleteHi Josie, it’s always great to have supportive classmates and especially a professor who helps and guides us throughout the course, that really makes a big difference.
ReplyDeleteHi Josephine, we didn’t really get the chance to talk in class, but I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed this class as much as I did and were able to learn a lot from it.
ReplyDeleteHey Josephine, this class truly was a fun experience that challenged you and has you looking back on the improvement's that you have made. Mr. Wu being easily accessible was a great benefit to that.
ReplyDeleteHello Josephine. I'm happy that you had a great semester. Your presentation looks really interesting, we weren't in the same class so I didn't get to see it but I bet it would've been really cool to see.
ReplyDeleteHi Josephine. I like the use of tables because they allow us to easily see what data is connected to what categories.
ReplyDeleteHello Josephine. I'm glad you were able to learn so much, and that you had a great time. I really enjoyed your presentation on American Samoa, I had never heard of it before, and found it very interesting!
ReplyDeleteHi Josephine, Professor Wu was definitely helpful (even more helpful now with helping us finish up commenting)! Your slides seem interesting as well. Best of luck to you!
ReplyDeleteHello Josie! Your presentation was definitely one of my top favorites. I'm not going to sugarcoat and say your slides were the best-looking and most creative because you probably rushed it since you are a busy woman. But the plain-looking slides honestly made such an interesting topic make an unexpected 'boom' for everyone. I loved it so much :)
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