A wiki can be used in a current class schedule to track the chapters and subjects we have covered in a class. An example could be in History class; you will create the wiki with all of the chapters/subjects you will cover. Then in three weeks when you are done with The French Revolution, you can put it into your class's finished column and then you can move on and repeat. This could also be used for your review for midterms and finals. By doing any of this, it will keep your class organized and aware of what is coming up. My experience with wikis would be in my World History class and Web 2.0.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
What I did over the long weekend.
I barely did anything over the long weekend we had from school. I tried to sleep, woke up and ate. It was very unexciting and full of nothingness. Best thing would have been watching hockey, but my favorite team lost each game they played over the weekend. It was just very bad, and I couldn't do anything about it. Nothing made it any better for me the day after.
Monday, October 27, 2014
10/27 Do Now
A strong presentation, can raise your expectations during it, and makes the other people around you influenced by your confidence. Asking questions helps to engage your audience, giving away free items, and making eye contact.
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Better Skates?
If you are just learning to play hockey, you will know that you are nervous each time you step on the ice. What if there were something to reveal some of that anxiety. Jeffrey Azzolin, an engineer from Waterloo University of Ontario, has a solution. After he saw that some of the skates on the market say that they will boost your power on ice, he made a spring loaded blade, that will increase your speed and prevent injuries. Players in the area of Waterloo and an NHL veteran have given their approval of the new technology.

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Thursday, October 9, 2014
Skating Toward the Future
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Thursday, October 2, 2014
Player Tracking
When playing a sport, have you ever felt that when you look at your stats, they do not add up to your performance. For example, in football you play Middle Linebacker, you are in on every play whether it be breaking up the pass, get the men down, etc. But your points against ratio is poor; well this is what it is like for hockey players and their plus/minus ratio. A plus/minus is your goals while on ice ratio; when your team scores, it goes up, when you concede, it goes down. So what if your coach could see what you did on a play ever time you concede or score. This is why the NHL will be likely introducing player tracking into the coaches arsenal. There have been countless times where I do all I can on a play, then once the team rushes back down the ice again, while I am at the end of my shift, they score. My coach will scold the players when sometimes we do not deserve it. That is when it comes in handy. The coach could estimate the distance traveled and see how hard you worked, and critique it all.
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Monday, September 29, 2014
Editorial Do Now
An editorial is an article in a newspaper or other periodical presenting the opinion of the publisher, editor, or editors. Most of my teachers have told me that Wikipedia is a bad source for finding information on the internet. While I believe this is not true in any way, Wikipedia is a much better source of information rather than a "startup" website with only a single person to back them. After reading this article my editorial on Wikipedia stands firmly in place as what it is.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Skating Treadmill
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