The class started with me losing my password to my 1st Blog Site (silly me, must be my age). I tried to access it back but word press didn’t send it back. Anyway, Rolly patiently instructed me to apply for another blog site…and guess, here I am.

Again, I learn an important lesson – “NEVER TRUST YOUR MEMORY, if ever you have one. Hehe…”

Rolly taught us the various ways to enrich our blogging skills. First, I learned to copy and paste an article from Tony Vincent’s website – no offense to the handheld guru. I learned to upload photos from google managing these from the wordpress powered edublog. I also learned to add web links in my blog post to be able to add credibility to whatever I may write – not that I am less credible. The chainlink toolbar was helpful. I should not forget the blog etiquettes – write the complete URLs in both blog post and link definition. Moreover, I learned to link from my word post to a WEB pic, so cool ha! This will create a suspense as to which picture I will lead my reader to- perhaps, my awesome body shots – ngikks! I could also use the Tree Tool bar to paste the photo from a website with ease.

I also learned to create categories… a helpful way to organize my disorganize thoughts.

Lastly, our class ended with Rolly’s litany of our class requirements which are challenging and exciting. I really thought that even if they are additional workloads, they also are additional UPGRADES to my professional career. Innovate to educate!

Again, thanks Rolly for your generosity and patience!

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One Response to “What a day – memory failure! Need an upgrade.”

  1.   Rolly Maiquez Says:

    Great post, Norman. Next time “WRITE PASSWORDS DOWN!” Haha. It’s great to see that you are learning a bunch of things in these professional development classes. I hope that you will continue using this blog. You can also create a personal blog (in case you’ll use this one as your professional blog) through http://www.blogger.com. The body shots can remain in your camera. Please. Yes, the assignments are a lot to add to our already busy schedules — but they’re very fulfilling. Go-go handhelds! Keep blogging!