Final Post

Hello, This blog contains an archive of my readings and thoughts for an Instructional Technology Studio (Design) Class (6190). I will not be updating this blog again. These writings and materials are presented as an archive of graduate level work in the Instructional Design & Development program at UGA (Studio 2) in 2005, which was meant to be a second Master's Degree. Due to a serious health issue at the time, I did not finish that program. Materials for my work in IDD program include my project journals, documents and links to projects (hosted elsewhere) for Studio 1 (project: Spiralism, a CSS/flash based online exhibit) , Studio 2 (project: SPARC, CSS/standards; interviews with artists on creativity), and Introduction to Instructional Technology (readings, presentations).

Screenshot for project

I thought I would include a screenshot of drek's webpage prototype.

He wanted something simple with a neutral blue color scheme...


This site will include a photo gallery/slide show, clips of drek painting, as well as the usual artist promo stuff/

Reflection10: Project Management Journal in Blogger

Dr. Orey and others,
I am interested in your response to a project management journal done using some sort of journaling/blogging tool. I chose to use blogger because it was free and I didn't have to setup anything (so it is something that any student could use). I could have easily set up a journal utilizing a different software.

One thing that I was hoping was that people would give me deskcrits via the commenting feature of blogger. Only one person did, everyone else emailed me, although the give a desk crit goes to blogger. I'm not sure if that was because it was different from everyone else, people just preferred email, or something else.