My e-Communication Blog

      Today in e-Comm we had to work together as a team to build different Lego structures. The stuff that we had to build was a rocket ship, a robot, an alligator/dinosaur, and then we had to build a boat. For the rocket ship we had strips of paper with the instructions on it, we could talk to each other and help each other out. The rocket ship was the easiest out of the four structures that we had to build. When we got the robot we had to have one person look at the picture and talk to the other team members on what to do and what pieces go where. Only one person could look at the picture of the robot. For the alligator/dinosaur we couldn't talk at all and we had to have one-person point to where the pieces go. My group didn't get to finish making the alligator/dinosaur but I would have to say that was the hardest one out of them all. Our last Lego structure was the boat. To make the boat it was kind of like the alligator/dinosaur but instead we had a different person give

        In e-Communication we just finished doing a website project. For this website project we used a software called Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 helps you build your own website. To make this project we had to follow some videos that another e-Communication teacher did. This project was fun to do but it took along time and we had to stay focused a lot.         To make this website we had to work with Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 lets you enter in videos and pictures. To put in a video you have to go to the source code mode to get it in the right place. Since we got our videos from youtube we had to embed the youtube video code into the dreamweaver source code view.         Our website was over a thing called RISK. Which means Reduce Invasive Species Kansas. The website had different pages. There was an Asian Carp page, a Zebra Mussel page, Africanized Bee page, Emerald Borer page, and a Purple Loosestrife page.  These were the topics that we go