CTP Skill Center

Today we did more elective work. Although I did Salesforce CRM Trailhead Monday and Tuesday, I was unable to complete any other segments of the Prompt Builder Superbadge I had started. I completed most of the steps, but the Superbadge is set up to be like an assessment (with all the steps not necessarily described fully step-by-step).

Later, I had the chance to check-in with Carrie and Devin about progress with the course. I feel like there is always room for me to improve on my job readiness skills but I am happy with my progress with the Computer Skills portion of the coursework.

I may have gotten a late start on working on the elective, the Art Museum Google Sheets project. It seems like a straightforward way to gather information about local art exhibits while using Google Sheets spreadsheet software. I hope I have enough time tomorrow to fill out all the columns and make the sheet look nice and professional.

Typing did not go very well for me today. I may have to rest my arms lower and readjust my seating. I chose to go first in my check-in, as I did not want to worry myself too much with overthinking. The check-in was wonderful and greatly appreciated. Tips and tricks really continue to flow forward and progress my re-learning. I enjoy the genuine enthusiasm and support from this community! Working on electives has been fun for me, though I need to learn to focus on aesthetics last, not first. Information first, aesthetics to follow. Additionally, our challenge to hold Zoom meetings together towards the end of class became a fun, solid, wonderful, and prideful experience. The final meeting I made it back to was a fun journey; we all handled and supported the meeting with teamwork and communication. An extra positive end to class this evening! Thank you all!

Today I completed a disk partition. I installed Ubuntu onto the same VM where I installed Windows 10 Pro yesterday.

Participated in the check-in, listened to insights from Carrie and Devin, learned ways I can improve, contributed job goal perspectives and a request for some insight into professional compliments; worked on my portfolio, worked with Marc on SlidesCarnival, and reviewed how to add and identify the type of gif subject I want on the web, learned from Mike how to add a Google Chrome Zoom extension, then how to set up a Zoom meeting and pasting a list of emails into guests; then attending classmates’ Zoom meetings, sequentially.

Today was a full day of working on our Core Training Portfolio, our monthly check-in, and creating Zoom meetings. I have completed my Core Training Portfolio. Hooray! I found it difficult to stay focused on what was on the agenda besides our portfolios. I was determined to complete it before the end of the class today. That way, tomorrow I can put the finishing touches on it if need be.

Throughout class, we all had our monthly check-in. I had a pretty good evaluation and feel about it. It always feels like I’ve stepped away from class to go to the principal’s office. This is my last monthly check-in before graduation. Time has gone by so fast.

Lastly, we all worked on creating Zoom meetings. Mike was able to give all of the graduates a chance to create. I didn’tthink that I was able to get mine because I was working so hard on my portfolio.

Started the day by clocking into HomeBase. Then we jumped into this week’s lab. Also met with Carrie for our monthly check-in. Then did the “What I did today” post before clocking out of HomeBase for the day.

I started the day by clocking in with Homebase. Then I continued working on my project. I also installed Ubuntu and its clone. I also wrote down the ticket on osTicket. At the end of the day, I post ” What did I do today? ” then I clock out of Homebase.

I attended my monthly check-in. I feel that this check-in was more positive than the last one.

I did work on my Core Portfolio. I tried to jazz it up with pictures in the background.

We worked on setting up our Zoom account. Then scheduled a zoom meeting amongst my fellow students.

We worked on our disk partition labs. I got as far as combining Windows and Ubuntu. Then I was having issues, and I reinstalled Ubuntu. So I asked Jose to help, and after a while, I basically had to restart the combos. That is a little ughness, but it is good practice, and now that I understand, it should go smoothly. I also like the fact that Jose took the time to help because I have a better understanding of the project. We then did our monthly check-in with Carrie and Devin. I like that they actually check in to see where you are.