What I did today

I have a regular accountability appointment on M/T/W mornings for skillsoft now! Thank you Carrie for setting that up. I’m glad I won’t feel guilty about not being able to put down the lab in class to go do it.

I’m really glad we got more time on the lab. I added a button and a meter and came up against my first bit that html cannot do which is make the meter go up when you press the button. I’d need javascript? This is very exciting to be finding the limits of the tools in response to what I want to do.

Need to figure out a better tech article posting solution. The to-do list plugin has already gone stale enough to stop seeing use.

What I Did Today

Today, I continued working on the HTML website. I’m really enjoying learning more about it and coding in general, as it will definitely help me in the future with my goal of improving my coding skills. We also shared tech articles, which sparked some great discussions mostly about AI, as many of our conversations tend to be.

What I Did Today

I practiced my typing using a different test – Monkey Type

I was tutored today Google blank Docs and using Word Art, Background, Text Box, Drawing, Paint Roller

I was introduced to a new website called removebg.com that was really cool

I practiced my tutorial by uploading pictures from my computer and the web and using Word Art – all Grateful Dead. It was fun.

What I did today

Today we learned about AI regulations in the EU, Hackers releasing windows keys, and new type of robots. Today we learned how to add a image to a webpage using HTML in command prompt. Today we learned how to change the background color of a webpage in HTML using command prompt and a VM web server.

What I Did Today

Today, I dedicated time to several key tasks aimed at supporting ongoing initiatives. I researched and posted job links on the CTP site to ensure that current opportunities were easily accessible. Additionally, I made significant progress on the Emergency Grocery Document, moving it closer to completion. I also conducted thorough research on rehabilitation hospitals, which I then added to the Business Outreach Sheet to enhance our resources. These tasks contributed to streamlining operations and furthering the development of important materials.

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