As I began to set up my site with pages and a blog I leaned on my very basic knowledge of WordPress that I have been developing over the last year when our school moved to WordPress for our website’s platform. It seems to me that as we gain more understanding of what is to […]
I appreciate Matt Squirell’s description of setting up his Word Press site. I felt very much the same – like I was on a high speed boat ride without quite knowing how the controls work. I was a boat out […]
I chose a very simple Main Menu with dropdown menus so that I can easily navigate my website to find the course and content that I am focusing on at any particular time. I chose to have all of my courses for this year in the drop down menu under TWU Courses. I feel that …
Though Georgeena Mathew Palackamthundthil is her official name , she recently changed her social media profile title to Georgeena Alphine by adding her husband’s name . Her google search highlights that she is active in social media especially in Facebook, and of course she is great at using it wisely to share pictures, events what […]
While the idea of developing a blog is not high on my list of go to activities, it has been interesting to be exposed to the elements of WordPress. Developing systems for organizing time, and information at the outset of… Continue Reading →
My experience narrating/modifying my personal WordPress site was analogous to piloting a boat with the throttle engaged at full speed, yet struggling to achieve the desirable efficiency up on a plane. Once I achieved a better level of navigational understanding, the bow trimmed up and the boat began planing nicely. As it relates to comprehension, …
Creating a structure for my site proved rather difficult. I want to organize the content in a way that makes sense and makes navigation easy. I know from personal use of the web that difficult navigation often results in minimal… Continue Reading →
It’s a little scary to be vulnerable like this … but to be brutally honest, learning how to use WordPress for this course has been a bit of a challenge for me, mainly because my class website is on Weebly and I’ve used it for years. Like anything that you are comfortable with, what would […]
I put pen to paper and started this exercise by brainstorming all the reasons I decided to return to school. Once I had a mess of words I organized them into some common themes and choose a few to focus on. My greatest motivation is to learn more about leadership and grow my personal management skills …
Let me first respond to Heather’s insightful argument that people’s perceptions of others are “framed” by their outward appearance, especially […]