"Fun Learning of the Internet"

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     In this quarter of our subject Information Communication Technology (ICT), I learned about the internet. In our generation, the internet is what most and/or all of us use as a tool of information, communication, and for entertainment. And on the internet, I learned that there is this called blog where you can share your life and make it as a journal, you can also share your knowledge on a certain subject that you want to other people, and many more. I posted there our activities which I shared about myself, my insights and ideas on a certain topic, and more.


     There are lessons that are sometimes hard for me to understand and activities that are very confusing and difficult to answer. I often have a really hard time with essays and stuff like that that will be posted in my blog. I sometimes can’t think of something to write on the paper and my ideas about that certain topic will just be blank. So, when there are times like this, I relax my mind first and when I am ready, I try to think again and my ideas just keep popping until I am able to finish it. I also did a mistake on writing comments on another blog. I used my other google account when I commented and that I account is not what I used in creating my blog and I realized it late but I kind of fixed it though.



     Moving on, I will try to learn as much as I can about our lessons and also do great in every activity and tasks that we are given. I will try to understand and keep in mind the lessons that we were taught and more. I will try to enjoy the learning so that it will be less stressful and more fun to do. The internet is becoming more accessible and technologies are being upgraded by experts. We use the internet every day and it will be fun to know more about it and for the fact that we may apply it to our everyday life. 


Reference:

“blog”. Michael Aaron Dennis. Retrieved from: https://www.britannica.com/topic/blog

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https://www.salesforce.com/content/dam/blogs/ca/Blog%20Posts/anatomy-of-a-blog-post-deconstructed-header.jpg  

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Comments

  1. Krissa Leigh TrinidadNovember 9, 2021 at 4:53 PM

    Hello there! I appreciate everything you've said and written on your blog. The messages you want to emphasize are clear, and it really inspired me. Despite the fact that some of our subjects were extremely difficult, we did our absolute best to complete them. The first quarter was a huge challenge that we overcame

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  2. Kurt William TabierosJanuary 20, 2022 at 4:42 AM

    I like how the blog is detailed and informative on what are your struggles and what you did to overcome it.

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