Author: Megan Burpo

…And you are it!

3/27/15 Today’s presentations were so great and informative. I really liked the Text 2 Mind Map as I thought it was thought out and organized. I could really see myself using this for class work and appreciated the easy use. The thing I was looking for in a mind map was it to be organized […]

Digital Volts Project

3/23/2015 Listening to the Integrate and Interface projects today was really fun as I got to hear new ideas and tools. The project I thought was the most interesting to me was Digital Volts. This allows you to use the National Archives for free and save documents. I really like how it links documents together […]

Katharina Knows Best

3/20/2015 Today Kat and I peer reviewed what we had done for our projects thus far. I had mainly focused on the essay and gave Kat that to critique. Together we read it and discussed what I thought was wrong: some parts were too informal and we talked about a better way to go about […]

Process vs Product

Today I worked on finishing my essay and really tried to find a fine line between evaluating and complaining. I tend to have a strong voice when I write and sometimes it comes across informal which is not a style appropriate for this project. My initial draft of my essay started with a brain dump. […]

Back to Work

2/16/15 WHAT I DID After an awesome spring break of service work and two delayed planes later I have finally made it back to the US and back to WordPress! Before break I got familiar with my project JS Timeline- three hours of familiar. I made an example timeline so I could understand the constraints […]

Critic Of The Year

3/2/15- Today we reviewed past interface projects to look at strengths and weaknesses. The project that my group looked at gave me a great insight to presentation. The student did a fantastic job at explaining her tool to an audience who had never heard of it. She was clear, thorough, and direct. However, her organization […]

And the winner is….

2/28/15- Today we chose our tool for project 3. Due to the snow, bus mechanics, and luck of a Friday I came in late to the class but still was able to get a tool that I was interested in which i am thankful for. As long as I didn’t have to present an audio […]

Auto Correct: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

We’ve all had instances where autocorrect or autocomplete has made our lives more difficult. When we promised we knew how to spell that word, Microsoft was rooting against us. In high school I ran four years of Cross Country. Every summer through December Cross Country was where I was, what I was doing, and who I […]

2/6- Updates

What I Did? Today I gave my site a makeover! When choosing the visual aspect my goal was to make a clean site that was nice to look at but not too overwhelming. I looked into putting widgets as an added affect but decided that for the purposes of this blog they weren’t exactly necessary. […]