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Blog Journal #9

 I have both good and poor experiences with EME2040. I liked how this class introduced me to different tools and sites that I previously had no clue that they existed. I didn't like how this class used things from Microsoft at times, as they always seemed to give me trouble for no good reason, and I don't like how this class is structured in a way as if it is expecting me to be a teacher in my future career. When I do become a teacher (I won't), I would improve the experience of my students by having the course be considerate to those that don't have a specific career in mind for their future. 

Open educational resources are learning resources that are normally online, which anyone can access and use through numerous ways. One example of this is OER Commons. This site allows people to view, create, and even share OERs amongst others in groups. This site contains a whole library of OERs that people can view and use for their own needs.

Link: https://oercommons.org/

There were very few things I learned from the powerpoint assignment, as I have done similar things before in the past. One thing I did learn was how to create custom slides. One thing I did not like was how, once again, Microsoft was giving me a difficult time when trying to export the video, making it far more complicated, and even impossible on my Mac laptop, for me to do. The only thing I could do to improve the experience would be to get access to a Microsoft computer. Other than that, the only thing I would really want to do with my presentation is to be able to add more slides and maybe even more detail to them. 

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