I decided to start this post about my first two weeks of blogging quoting this sentence Mrs Guth pronounced at the end of our last lesson, while we were trying to create, modify and writing posts, challenging with Html language. As I heard her words I immediately thought that in that moment I was actually very far from sharing her opinion, but this was probably because when I have to do with computers there is always something that doesn’t work or that I can’t control and I hate when I can’t control the situation, I simply get very nervous.
These two first week of blogging have been quite demanding and I can’t say I really had fun – but maybe I wasn’t supposed to anyway. Probably at the beginning it is always hard because we have to familiarize with the programs and the blogs but once we understand how it works everything should be easier. Although we had only two e-tivities to accomplish I realized I spent a lot of time surfing the Net: writing a presentation wasn’t really demanding from this point of view, after all we had only to find a photo that suited our personality but e-tivity 2 was slightly more difficult to carry out. I think I visited a dozen blogs before finding those that interested me the most and I wasn’t even very happy with them but time was running out and could spent days exploring the whole blogospere as I had also to write a post with meaningful observations. I really don’t think that spending so much time in front of a computer might be really productive for our English, I mean, we have the opportunity to read a lot of English texts with different styles but sometimes it turns out to be boring and even frustrating, however this first semester is all about blogging so staring in front the computer for hours will be normal, that is why I’m realising that my complains just do not make any sense.
I hope that we will be able to have more conversation with our peers on Monday because so far we didn’t have the possibility to discuss a lot, we only exchange a few words and if we are supposed to improve our oral skills and speak English fluently it would be a good idea to focus on conversation, although I’m aware that there are lot of students and it’s going to be challenging.
Let me know what you think, I’m looking forward to having your responses!
These two first week of blogging have been quite demanding and I can’t say I really had fun – but maybe I wasn’t supposed to anyway. Probably at the beginning it is always hard because we have to familiarize with the programs and the blogs but once we understand how it works everything should be easier. Although we had only two e-tivities to accomplish I realized I spent a lot of time surfing the Net: writing a presentation wasn’t really demanding from this point of view, after all we had only to find a photo that suited our personality but e-tivity 2 was slightly more difficult to carry out. I think I visited a dozen blogs before finding those that interested me the most and I wasn’t even very happy with them but time was running out and could spent days exploring the whole blogospere as I had also to write a post with meaningful observations. I really don’t think that spending so much time in front of a computer might be really productive for our English, I mean, we have the opportunity to read a lot of English texts with different styles but sometimes it turns out to be boring and even frustrating, however this first semester is all about blogging so staring in front the computer for hours will be normal, that is why I’m realising that my complains just do not make any sense.
I hope that we will be able to have more conversation with our peers on Monday because so far we didn’t have the possibility to discuss a lot, we only exchange a few words and if we are supposed to improve our oral skills and speak English fluently it would be a good idea to focus on conversation, although I’m aware that there are lot of students and it’s going to be challenging.
Let me know what you think, I’m looking forward to having your responses!