Goleta 420

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Today was my first day of this Critical Care Nursing course, and honestly, I have a really great feeling about it. I am most looking forward to learning about how specific disease processes interact with each other in the critically ill patient, and how as nurses you implement interventions to help maintain stability for the patient. The human body is really fascinating to me so it will be interesting to learn how compensatory mechanisms kick in and the effects that they have on an individual. Our instructor, Jaime, seems to be very knowledgeable on the subject and has a lot of experience to draw from as she imparts her wisdom to us. She is very tech-savy, and I appreciated that she took the time during our first day to  ensure we understood how the required technology for the course functioned. I am most excited that this course is being taught as a hybrid, I think it will keep it more interesting and help us to become more easily adaptable in our technological skills when we are working on the floor.

I haven’t yet come across something that I dislike about this course. However, I am worried that when placed in the clinical setting I will blank on the knowledge I’ve acquired from this course. It is my goal to practice stress management so that I can be as efficient a nurse as possible during code situations.

 

What is Open Pedagogy?

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Chances are, you are familiar with the concept of “open content,” but “open pedagogy” has not yet made its way into mainstream conversations about teaching and learning. Open content, of course, refers to digital resources that have been shared online with a license that both permits and encourages re-use and sharing within the limits of […]

Packaging: GoBIG Project

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GoBIG! A boost of power you need for your favorite extreme sport!

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Here’s a few snapshots of a project I did a year ago. With this project, it was all about creating bright, vibrant, and eye catching packaging for a nutritional bar (created by me).

 

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  2. You can also insert images in the dialogue box by:
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  7. Read each other’s posts and respond to them via comments (click the speech bubble next to the post title), not via new posts.
  8. Visit other groups’ blogs throughout the semester. Look for opportunities to encourage and appreciate each other’s critical engagement with course readings and other learning activities.

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  1. Add a new post
    • Go to http://345group5.tollefson.cikeys.com/wp-admin and log in. Your first name (or nickname) is your user name. Your password is the first name of the author of our course textbook.
    • Click + New
    • Give it a title
    • Add your text in the dialogue box. You can change text style (bold, italics, text color, etc) by selecting menu tools above. If you do not see two rows of tools, select the icon that looks like a box, called “Toolbox Toggle” and more tools will appear.
  2. You can also insert images in the dialogue box by:
    • selecting the Media button and uploading pics;
    • in your dialogue box select the Add Media button (located above the toolbar)
  3. You can send people to other websites by linking to them from within your dialogue box.
    • Type the descriptor for that website. For example: Kaia’s website
    • Highlight that descriptor
    • Select the Insert/Edit Link tool. In that dialogue box, paste the website address and select “open link in a new window/tab” and then click “Add Link”
    • The web description is now clickable, and linked to that web address: Kaia’s website
  4. After you write your post, categorize it. You and your small group will need to collaborate to come up with the category names for your posts. (See the bottom right corner of the screen — the box called “Categories” — where you can add a new category each time you need to do so. Then select from this list of created categories each time you contribute a new post.
  5. Click Publish.
  6. Voilá! You have posted.
  7. Read each other’s posts and respond to them via comments (click the speech bubble next to the post title), not via new posts.
  8. Visit other groups’ blogs throughout the semester. Look for opportunities to encourage and appreciate each other’s critical engagement with course readings and other learning activities.

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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

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    • Click + New
    • Give it a title
    • Add your text in the dialogue box. You can change text style (bold, italics, text color, etc) by selecting menu tools above. If you do not see two rows of tools, select the icon that looks like a box, called “Toolbox Toggle” and more tools will appear.
  2. You can also insert images in the dialogue box by:
    • selecting the Media button and uploading pics;
    • in your dialogue box select the Add Media button (located above the toolbar)
  3. You can send people to other websites by linking to them from within your dialogue box.
    • Type the descriptor for that website. For example: Kaia’s website
    • Highlight that descriptor
    • Select the Insert/Edit Link tool. In that dialogue box, paste the website address and select “open link in a new window/tab” and then click “Add Link”
    • The web description is now clickable, and linked to that web address: Kaia’s website
  4. After you write your post, categorize it. You and your small group will need to collaborate to come up with the category names for your posts. (See the bottom right corner of the screen — the box called “Categories” — where you can add a new category each time you need to do so. Then select from this list of created categories each time you contribute a new post.
  5. Click Publish.
  6. Voilá! You have posted.
  7. Read each other’s posts and respond to them via comments (click the speech bubble next to the post title), not via new posts.
  8. Visit other groups’ blogs throughout the semester. Look for opportunities to encourage and appreciate each other’s critical engagement with course readings and other learning activities.

Getting Started

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    • Go to http://345group2.tollefson.cikeys.com/wp-admin and log in. Your first name (or nickname) is your user name. Your password is the first name of the author of our course textbook.
    • Click + New
    • Give it a title
    • Add your text in the dialogue box. You can change text style (bold, italics, text color, etc) by selecting menu tools above. If you do not see two rows of tools, select the icon that looks like a box, called “Toolbox Toggle” and more tools will appear.
  2. You can also insert images in the dialogue box by:
    • selecting the Media button and uploading pics;
    • in your dialogue box select the Add Media button (located above the toolbar)
  3. You can send people to other websites by linking to them from within your dialogue box.
    • Type the descriptor for that website. For example: Kaia’s website
    • Highlight that descriptor
    • Select the Insert/Edit Link tool. In that dialogue box, paste the website address and select “open link in a new window/tab” and then click “Add Link”
    • The web description is now clickable, and linked to that web address: Kaia’s website
  4. After you write your post, categorize it. You and your small group will need to collaborate to come up with the category names for your posts. (See the bottom right corner of the screen — the box called “Categories” — where you can add a new category each time you need to do so. Then select from this list of created categories each time you contribute a new post.
  5. Click Publish.
  6. Voilá! You have posted.
  7. Read each other’s posts and respond to them via comments (click the speech bubble next to the post title), not via new posts.
  8. Visit other groups’ blogs throughout the semester. Look for opportunities to encourage and appreciate each other’s critical engagement with course readings and other learning activities.

Getting Started

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  1. Add a new post
    • Go to http://345group1.tollefson.cikeys.com/wp-admin and log in. Your first name (or nickname) is your user name. Your password is the first name of the author of our course textbook.
    • Click + New
    • Give it a title
    • Add your text in the dialogue box. You can change text style (bold, italics, text color, etc) by selecting menu tools above. If you do not see two rows of tools, select the icon that looks like a box, called “Toolbox Toggle” and more tools will appear.
  2. You can also insert images in the dialogue box by:
    • selecting the Media button and uploading pics;
    • in your dialogue box select the Add Media button (located above the toolbar)
  3. You can send people to other websites by linking to them from within your dialogue box.
    • Type the descriptor for that website. For example: Kaia’s website
    • Highlight that descriptor
    • Select the Insert/Edit Link tool. In that dialogue box, paste the website address and select “open link in a new window/tab” and then click “Add Link”
    • The web description is now clickable, and linked to that web address: Kaia’s website
  4. After you write your post, categorize it. You and your small group will need to collaborate to come up with the category names for your posts. (See the bottom right corner of the screen — the box called “Categories” — where you can add a new category each time you need to do so. Then select from this list of created categories each time you contribute a new post.
  5. Click Publish.
  6. Voilá! You have posted.
  7. Read each other’s posts and respond to them via comments (click the speech bubble next to the post title), not via new posts.
  8. Visit other groups’ blogs throughout the semester. Look for opportunities to encourage and appreciate each other’s critical engagement with course readings and other learning activities.

Hello world!

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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!