Module 5

Twine The structure of a Twine project reminds me of the significance of choices and a decision-making video game I recently played with a friend. The inspiration for my Twine story actually came from him. He’s a big fan of video games and is currently facing one of the most critical decisions in his life. […]

Module 4

WAVE Accessibility Checker When I click on the contrast error, it takes me to the top of the page, but I can’t locate the issue. None of the icons seem related to contrast errors, which might be a bug with the checker. I spent a lot of time selecting the theme and uploading my favorite […]

Module 3

For my course design, I chose to teach people how to use PyQt6, a Python library that helps developers create desktop apps. I chose this topic because I’ve been learning it in my software engineering class recently. However, the instructor’s approach is simply opening the digital handbook, clicking through sections, and showing us how to […]

Module 2

Craiyon I explored Craiyon this week. After trying out about 50 prompts, I have to say I didn’t enjoy the experience at all. AI is always going to be AI, especially when it comes to tasks involving creativity. It might be that Craiyon is still being updated and has a lot to learn, but it […]

Module 1

For this assignment I created a tutorial to teach people how to read and understand Chinese characters without knowing how to pronounce them. The target audience for this video includes people who have never learned Chinese, beginner learners, or the general public interested in linguistics. The original picture I found online contained too much excessive information […]

Welcome and Introduction

Learning Pod Self Reflection Please answer the following questions in this document in preparation for your initial team meeting. This information will allow your team members to get to know how you work best so that the group can make team agreements that work for all. What is your preferred mode of remote communication? Text, […]