Monday, January 21, 2013

There Is No Catchy Title For A Reflection Post


            I haven’t found anything challenging per se about these blog post, except for the occasional writers block.  I mean sometimes just putting a little emotion in these post sends you to the moon! But no, really though I think the only challenge I see for me, is when I’m frustrated about the topic we are blogging about and I can decipher whether or not I should say something. Sometimes I read these articles and it just makes me want to tear them a new one…but I know that would not be appropriate, so I digress into something a bit more formal. I think the interesting part is finding so many opinions about literacy and the varying ideas around the topic. I also found the freedom of turning in assignments at my own discrepancy a nice surprise. At first I didn’t think I would be able to manage having to submit things 24 hours ahead, but it works really well. I’m pretty neutral on my stance with how I feel about reading and writing on the web. I love blogging and online articles make life a bit easy for me, and honestly these assignment blogs have made me realize how much life is really made easy. I mean look at this I can turn in my assignment at my convenience and I don’t need to worry about killing more trees or wasting paper (not trying to sound like a tree hugger or anything). I like the idea of being able to control my educational environment online with being able to write the notes for articles on the margins, and prewriting my blog etc. it just all seems to make things a bit easier.

2 comments:

  1. Blog post titles can be tricky, too.

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  2. While writing blogs are not the easiest thing I agree that it is nice to turn them in at our convenience. Also, I know it would not be the most "formal" way of responding to the post questions, but it would be very entertaining to read a harsh criticism of one of our readings. haha

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