Blog #9

     Distance learning was very hard for me at first, I even failed a class. I do like having the time to do the work at my own pace but I seem to always procrastinate. It also isn't very motivating to just log in to zoom. Overall, I'm not a fan of distance learning because I feel like I'm not reaching my true potential.

    OER's are open education resources. They are resources like worksheets, textbooks, audio and visual libraries, etc and they are open to the public for free. I found a blog that updates people about changes in OER law. It has updates dating back to 2009. 

https://openeducationalresources.pbworks.com/w/page/40988414/OER-blog-posts

    I learned a lot more from the second one rather than the first. But from the first, I learned how to record and produce a PowerPoint movie. The second assignment taught me how to add action buttons and take away linear navigation. I also learned how to hyperlink in PowerPoint. 



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