I learned a lot from completing assignment 5. For this assignment, I created a geography trivia game similar to the game show Jeopardy. Completing this assignment taught me how to make buttons and turn off sequential slides. Now, I know how to use PowerPoint to make any interactive activity I can think of. However, I do think that the instructions were a little unclear, and because of this, I had to google how to do certain things within PowerPoint.
I think that data collection tool will be great if you want to learn a lot about your students in a relatively large class. When it comes to college classes, numbers can get as high as the hundreds in some cases, so I think this would be great for professor. Maybe I could ask personal questions, like what kinds of pets the students have, or more academic minded questions, like their major. I may become a history teacher, so it may be great to gauge what topics students want to learn about within a given time period.
I would really like to learn how to code. In the past, when I have tried to learn how to code, I gave up relatively quickly. Back then, I would mostly just use YouTube tutorials. However, I might consider using Coursera to gain a more in-depth understanding of technology. Not that there's anything wrong with using YouTube, it's just that the continuity of a course may make it more easy to connect concepts and ideas with a topic.
