Blog Post #1

      While working on the Web Design assignment, I gained new skills in layout organization and color theory that helped make my website more engaging and intuitive. I used bold colors for headers to create contrast, making the page easy to scan and each section distinct. I also ensured the alignment lined up to create a polished look and improve readability. I enjoyed the creative aspects of the assignment, especially choosing the colorful headers, the color scheme, and the fonts. In the future, web design skills will be valuable in creating digital resources and personal portfolios. If I ever need to design an educational blog or create resources for classroom activities, these skills will help me develop visually appealing, user-friendly web content.      A creative way I might use QR codes in my classroom is to set up a "QR Code Scavenger Hunt" for interactive learning.  I could place QR codes around the room or school that link to videos, photos,...

    I have enjoyed my experience with blogging so far. It has been a great way for me to express ideas and share knowledge. I have also enjoyed the creativity and the opportunity to connect with others who share similar interests. Through the blogging process, I have learned the importance of planning content and engaging readers with clear writing.      A Web 2.0 tool I find useful for teaching is Kahoot. Kahoot is an interactive platform that turns learning into a game. Teachers can create quizzes, discussions, and surveys that students answer in real- time, fostering engagement in the classroom. I think Kahoot is useful because it's competitive and fast-paced, so it requires active participation. I have used Kahoot in several of my classes, from middle school to college. It's a fun way to learn the material, and some teachers even hand out treats for the top three scorers.      My initial experiences with Generative AI were exploratory. I tried...