the changing shape of

information

opinion

    The three key facts from that page is #1 information is being changed by opinions on the web, #2 what uploading is, and #3 how internet has affected learning. For the most part, the videos were informative. The videos had a good mix of seriousness and humor, something lacking in the videos on the other wikis. We would personally add more pictures.  Thankfully, the wiki wasn't too random or confusing. It was very informative, and the videos were interesting. As I said before, I would add more pictures. Pictures that have an example or diagram that would explain more of the information. Could you double space on that wiki? It's hard to focus. That's just a little thing because none of us could think of anything else. We learned that Xanga was the first blog to go up (1996).

 We give these videos a 3 out of 4 because they gave the infomation but the way they presented it was not that entertaining. Questions? we're sorry, we only saw one question. There was a lot of information, but you weren't given enough questions to help you look for something. The one question on the page is more like an introduction or topic for the following pieces of information. Knowledge and comprehension gets a 1 out of 4. Everything seems to be related. It looks like students worked together to organize this. Nothing seems out of place. Citizenship gets a 4 out of 4. Everything is cited, correctly spelled, and grammatically correct, 4 out of 4. The typed information is organized, easy to find, and easy to understand; clarity gets a 4 out of 4