Blog 10

 1. I have basically learned how to make a jeopardy game from scratch which is a new experience, since I’ve only played it before. In this assignment, I've learned to link different slides together through various icons/shapes, including a home button. I definitely think the formatting could be improved, since the layout of the header is quite inconsistent. I don’t dislike anything in particular apart from the fact the background color changes whenever I try to copy and paste the previous slide. I quite like the finished product with its interactivity. 

2. A lot of these surveys are used for acquiring teaching feedback from students. Students would rate how satisfied they are with the course, teaching style and materials they’ve received. On the other hand, I believe qualtrics could perhaps be used to give students feedback on their performance, by letting teachers put in both their scores and feedback, akin to a rubric. 

3. Personally, I would like to learn how to animate visually pleasing and professional music scores, with the help of adobe after effects. My smart goal would be to master motion graphics and effects by the end of summer break, using free youtube tutorials. I will try to set aside at least 5 hours a week for this objective. I believe this would be a great interactive tool for students to learn about sight reading

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