I was excited that I finally completing Unit 1 this past Friday. So I pat myself on the back for putting in long hours and hard work of writing, editing, revising my assigned written material, before it was due.
Upon treating myself, with butter pecan ice cream, for this accomplishment, I began to revisit everything in Unit 1. And when I looked at my assignments and waiting for my grades to show up in the "Gradebook" tool tab, I had made some frightening discoveries. They were:
I was concerned about the "initial response" as meaning to initially respond to any discussion under the discussion tab....... not giving a response to topic #2. I did express concerns about being overwhelmed by the technology and the feeling that I'm getting lost because of multiple "clicks or clicking on links" throughout this online course. …show more content…
I'm totally frightened now, that I will not turn in an assignment because simply, I'm not sure when it is actually due........
My fears had come true, I misinterpreted when and which assignments were actually due and turned them in, not knowing, that I turned them in late. But, this will be a learning experience for me to "buckle down" better.
In undergraduate school, my grades could have been better if I just asked more questions in order to clarify what I'm not sure of