EME2040 Sp24

The lockdown started spring break of sophomore year and because of that, we had to switch to online learning. It was simultaneously hard and easy. It was hard to pay attention to lectures when I’m in my room, bundled up in bed. However, I liked it, because I had the freedom to watch tv in between classes and I didn’t have to commit so much time. As a teacher, I will probably find a way to have students more engaged when doing class online  Open educational resources are learning resources that anyone can access and can use any time. They are also typically distributed online. One online resource that I found about OER is creativecommons.org. The blog post I’m reading is about how Creative Commons joined the Civil Society letter telling the U.S to be more open towards the uses of Ai. https://creativecommons.org/2024/03/28/cc-joins-civil-society-letter-urging-u-s-to-support-openness-and-transparency-in-ai/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=cc-joins-civil-society-lett...

 I have learned a lot from the web design project. One skill I learned was how to embed a calendar, using Google. I remember using similar skills during my last portfolio project, when I connected my twitter to my bogspot, so it kind of reminded me of that. Overall, it was a bit challenging, since I haven't had experience creating a website. However, I can see skills like this being highly beneficial in my future career when I would like to create a website.  My website The AI tools I primarily use are Siri and Alexa. I don't use these every day, especially Alexa. I use Siri to answer questions, make calls, and send messages for me when I'm driving. Another form of AI I've used is Snapchat AI, but I've only used it when it first came out and I just liked to have conversations with it. I'm mainly motivated to use Siri, but not all the time. I haven't used Chat GPT in any of my classes, but I have used it for fun once. I first knew about it when my late boyfri...