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Friday, April 17, 2020

Blogging from Home: Part 3


   Hello, this is my third blog while in quarantine. Not strong enough to make a good greeting.
- Me

  This blog is based off the activity I did. The activity is making a timeline about two historical figures that changed history, one way or the other.

  For this activity, the people I picked this is Adolf Hitler and Martin Luther King Jr. I picked Hitler as the figure because his history intrigues me, even the facts about him. The reason I picked Luther King Jr. was because he made a change without having to use force, however, I picked him mostly because I forgot who I picked in the first place.

  I tried making the timeline in Visme, but I ended up ditching the website. Instead, I moved on to pencil and paper. Though easier to do, lines were not easy to make, as it was with spacing and writing. The timelines were easy to do, still. I only had to use one piece of paper for both of their timelines. Adolf's timeline is awfully longer than Luther King's because I kind of did it in under 2 hours.

   I concealed the paper by my chromebook, so I wouldn't lose it. I'm currently not bothering to do the other activities, and this might bite me in the neck soon enough. But, I hope that these activities aren't necessary. Otherwise, I'll find out the hard way.

   Thank you for reading this. Please provide me with some feedback to make these better. Thanks!
- Me

1 comment:

  1. Hi Andrei
    I liked the way you described your thinking process when you told us how you rejected Visme and opted for a pencil and paper version of the timelines. I also liked your honesty when you said "I picked him mostly because I forgot who I picked in the first place".
    I wish you had included a photo of the timelines in your blog, because at the moment the log post is just about the process, rather than the output (the timelines themselves).
    - Mr Mitchell

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