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What I did today
10 8 2026
First, we started off with sharing our weekly tech articles with the group. Then, during the second hour of class, we worked on a Scratch project or got more familiar with Google Sheets. I was able to finish up some of the finishing touches on my Scratch project during that hour. Then, after we came back from our second break, I was busy working on the portfolio slides project.
What I Did Today
October 8, 2026: Today, I presented my weekly tech article about how QR codes function. Then I worked some more on my core training portfolio presentation. It seems like the presentation is starting to come together at this point!
Wait I did today
We went over our chosen tech articles for the week. Learning more about what makes up QR codes was interesting. And its unfortunate that the AI chip price boom will probably go on till at least 2028. And while privacy concerns regarding meta glasses are valid, so is the assistive abilities it could bring (especially to but not limited to those who have disabilities). We also went over the Google Sheets/Canva assignment we had this week.
Then we worked more on Scratch and sheets. Mine’s getting a little crazy but its fun to try to figure this stuff out. I worked on my character’s walk cycle so it was a little more natural. And made him meow while jumping. I also added an attack animation with a very funny audio cue.
Here’s my “game:” https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1389278612
On your keyboard, you can use “a” and “d” to move “left” and “right” respectively. And also the “spacebar” to jump
and “f” to attack
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What I Did Today
October 7, 2026: Today, I started to work on a project on Scratch. I made a couple of animations, but had trouble figuring out exactly how to get them to work as intended. Hopefully, I’ll figure that out eventually. I also worked a bit on my portfolio project.
What I did today
Today we went over Scratch, which is a cool program to create whatever we set our minds to. The animations look rudimentary but to make them really soar its surprisingly complex. On My Project it took me a while just to figure out how to get the character to turn around. But I could see being able to build amazing works of arts if I wanted to. And for free, which is awesome. A lot of alternatives I imagine would be pretty expensive.
We then presented our own projects. Everyone’s were different but equally amazing. And if continued, I can tell they’d get even better.
What I did today
10 7 2026
Today we started class with a Scratch project and practiced using the tutorials they give at the start to get used to the interface. For most of the rest of the class, we worked on adjusting and worked on the projects individually. Then towards the end of class we each showed our progress to the group. Scratch is also good for animation and gaming projects, which is interesting.