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Saturday, January 28, 2012
Getting Things Done Reflection
The
"Getting Things Done" process consists of five steps which are to
collect, process, organize, review, and do. I completed this process by using a
Microsoft Word document. This is the first time I have completed this five step
process. I started by compiling a list of everything that I am responsible for
on a weekly basis; and I concluded my list by indicating my life goals that I
hope to accomplish one day. This process was not very difficult, hard, nor
time-consuming for me. I believe this process will help me in the future when I
get a full-time job, and have my own family to care for thus creating more
responsibilities for myself. Until I have a full-time job, I will not continue
this process because my work schedule only consists of fourteen hours per week
and is not a rotating schedule. The best organizational process that works for
me currently is keeping an agenda book with notes about appointments, and due
dates for course assignments
Social Networking
Technology
has a very crucial role in the daily lives of thousands of people. Social
networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn are used by many
individuals, as well as companies and organizations. Social networking has a
major role in my personal life. The social network site, Facebook allows me to
stay in touch with many friends and all of my family members as they live far
away. Through social networking, I am able to remain close with all my friends
and family removing the barriers of time and space between us. Social
networking has also enabled me to be constantly connected to majority of my
co-workers which has eased our communication with each other. It has also
helped my church to promote events and fundraisers. Social networking will hopefully also enable me to develop connections with those in my career interest area. I also believe that many of
my peers are also impacted by social networking sites in the same capacity as
me.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Blogs & Web Pages: Is there a difference?
The
internet has an unlimited amount of information. With the Internet, there are two
ways that news can be shared with people around the world which is through a
blog and web page. Blogs and web pages are very similar. Both are accessible
via the internet to anyone, share news about various events, and provide
information on numerous topics. Web pages can be created for individuals,
groups, or companies. Majority of web pages are controlled by professionals.
Blogs are very similar; they can
provide information, share news, and also provide links. Blogs can be created
by anyone, from elementary students to professional journalists. Blogs are
unique because the news on a blog may not necessarily be something that is
found in for example, a newspaper. Rather, the one who shares the news, which
would be "the publisher", may consider that information to be of high
importance to them. Their news may also be considered to be very important to
another person. Others who find the information on a blog may comment with
their opinion or news relating to that topic. Blogs enable many people to find
others who share their interests and work together on matters they consider to
be very important. Blogs can also be used in an educational setting, to aid the
learning process for students. Unlike websites, blogs enable the user to
customize the blog on topics that are important and interesting to them.
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