This is the fourth blog post you will create. Click on NEW POST at the bottom right corner on your blog page in the Weebly Editor. Do not delete or add to the post you made last week. 

Take screen shots of your accomplishments from this week and include them into your blog post. Include multiple images to show all of the progress you created this week., even if it was very little progress. Your efforts should show progress from what you created last week. 

Describe what you created this week. Explain what programs you used and some of the tools that you learned about to make your creation. Your writing should be two to three paragraphs.

If you completed a project this week evaluate what you created. Explain what you are proud of with your piece. What do you think would make it better? What would you do differently if you made the same progect again?

At this point you may have completed one project. Congratulations! You are ready for something new. It is time to dive into the Digital Matrix again. You can revise your original Indivdualized Learning Target or pivot and go in a new direction. Visit the Matrix Page to see what you could to for a new Learning Target. 

If you are unsure what you want to do EXPLORE some of the projects presented in previous classes.  You can also use a Google Search with these terms: photoshop projects, illustrator projects, after effects projects. 

This is the third blog post you will create. Click on NEW POST at the bottom right corner on your blog page in the Weebly Editor. Do not delete or just add to the blogs you made last week. 

Take screen shots of your accomplishments from this week and include them into your blog post. Include multiple images to show all of the progress you created this week., even if it was very little progress.

Exolain what you created this week. What tools did you use? What new things did you learn? How did you learn your new skills (Google searches, trial and error, YouTube Tutorials, Adobe Tutorials etc.). 

Tell me about what failures you experienced. What didn't work or caused you frustration?

What do you need or want to learn next to make progress? What would be helpful? What questions do you have?

Looking forward to next week: What will you do next? Did you complete your first Learning Target? 

What are you curious about? Have you started to explore new projects, tutorials, or applicaitons?
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Use these prompts to guide your blog post for Friday, 9/22.

1. Explain and describe what you created. Which program did you use and what tools did you work with. 

2. Show pictures (or GIFs) of what you created. If you made more than one thing show multiple images. 

3. What questions do you have? Explain what were your greatest challenges.

4. What will you do next week? Narrow or refine your original individualized Learning Target (iLT) for next week. 

In order to earn 100/100 you need to address these topics and show images of your accomplishments. In order to be engaged during class you will need to use class time to make progress. If you miss multiple days of class or are not focused on creating work for this class you cannot earn 100/100.