ADVICE FOR THE FROSHIES!

Hey computer skills class of 2013! My best advice for you is to attend every class and really follow along with Ms. Belisle when she does the practice in class. If you do this, your grades will be perfect and you will truly learn the skills that can be valuable in all your other academic endeavors. Have fun! Be nice to Ms. Belisle...she is a wonderful professor!

Websites Galore!

My three favorite webistes were Stanton Burkes, Natale Toto's, and Nick Alexanders. Each one was focused on something different and I enjoyed that diversity. Stanton's website was centered around his love for music and hopes for a future in the music business. I was really impressed by the music clips he included on his page. Natatlie's website was really nice because she included so much information about herself and her hobbies and interests. Finally, I enjoyed Nick's website because he featured his trip to Brasil. I really liked how he included so many pictures of his favorite places and wrote a little paragraph describing each place. All the websites were awesome!

Please visit my website at www.cs.trinity.edu/~akimura
Thanks!

PowerPoint Presentations: Part 2

Like last week, all the presentations were brilliant again this week. There was such a diversity of topics and I really learned a lot from each presentation. From homelessness to dance, marketing to the Whydah Shipwreck, this project has given me the opportunity to take a peek into so many different realms of education options and interest levels amongst my classmates. I really enjoyed Kwame's presentation because he included a video clip that really enhanced his presentation; actions often speak louder than words and I think Kwame's video was really powerful. I was very inspired by several of the other presentations, especially Stephanie's and Morgan's. These girls chose very controversial topics and both did a great job at explaining how important their issues were. Great job everyone!