I had never taken a midterm purely on a computer before. I found it a good challenge and representation of what we truly had learned from class to that point in time. The midterm instructions were presented in a clear way, even though I typically have a hard time following directions. Once I learned how to communicate with and understand this instructor, following directions was easy.
I admittedly didn't know how to do a screen shot for the midterm, but Jenny has taught me, since the midterm. The aspect that I liked about the midterm is that it made me realize how far I'd come since the first class. I've learned inspiration, a program that is very useful for teaching. I know more about Power Point than my husband! ;) I also realize how to use this wonderful presentation software in a way that will keep my students' wandering attention. I also know a lot more about Microsoft Excel and can professionally communicate to my superiors how my classes are doing.
All in all I felt that the midterm was geared to show how much each student has learned from our classes and assignments.
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Hi Tristen, I agree that the midterm was exactly what we should know. I too have learned so much about presentation software. I might want to pull my hair out doing these assignments but in the end, it is really worth it.
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