A farewell...

 Today, I'm not here with anything new. I'm here to say goodbyes! Throughout my entire semester, I have enjoyed this class a lot. I learned things that I have never even heard of and I thought I was a digital native lol. Before this lecture I had positive thoughts about technological integration in any type of education and after this lecture this thought of mine just got more enhanced. It also gave me insight so I am not believing in technological integration in education blindly anymore! At least I know some things now.

This lecture has contributed to my technological knowledge a lot. The video task we did taught me how to screen record and how to integrate video games into creating an actual video. The podcast task taught me how to use and create sound effects to be used in voice recordings and also since I did it with a friend of mine, it helped m socialize better and use teamwork achieve something. And the task we did were so revolutionary and refreshing in my opinion, I think every lecture should contain this type of tasks. It's twenty twenty four, we are in the era of technology.

My favorite task to do was the video task that we did in pairs because it was very versatile and fun to make. I always had a passion for video making so this task was quite entertaining in a way for me. I can't talk for my pair of course but I am sure he enjoyed it as well! My least favorite task to do was the final task we did which was AI persona creation. It was really hard to create an synthesis paper on an AI persona because it was my first time making it. Being an amateur is not good when it comes to technology!

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