What I did today

Today after type testing in the beginning of class, we worked on shortcuts by editing data using Google Sheets. We learned how to work with mail merger.

It was for the Donor letter project. We started by editing a list on Google Sheets. Then we edited a letter. I was able to merge the letter with the information and names on the spreadsheet. I think mail merger is extremely useful for sending mass mail to individuals in the massive list automatically using the formula with Mail Merger. It was awesome!

What I did today,

Today I completed my typing assignment. I worked on my slides to completion, We worked together on a letter and learned new skills. I learned how to mail merge a letter. It was so awesome! We completed a Donor letter project and mail merge.

What I Did Today

Today I learned how to work with mail merger. It was for the Donor letter project. I started with editing a list on google sheets. Then, I edited a letter. Eventually, with step by step help I was able to merge the letter with the information and names on the spread sheet. I think mail merger is a useful tool for handing out individual business letters, invitations or any documents that have to be sent out to multiple individuals.

What I Did Today

Today I started out with some job postings for the students. I then transitioned to the Dress for Success project, making some slight adjustments before our presentation to Carrie. It went REALLY well, and I’m very excited to see what the rest of the staff thinks. I had a great time working with Lena, and I hope we get to work together again in the future!

What I Did Today

I posted jobs to the CTP job board. I also met with Carrie and Austin to review the Dress For Success project Austin and I have worked on for the past couple of weeks. It was a very rewarding work assignment. I had a chance to work on the ERG Collaboration project, my favorite assignment.

What I did today

Today, I presented my tech article about Next-Gen Robotics: Scientists Develop Skin That Heals, Feels, and Looks Human and lastly, I experimented with other Disk Imaging tools on a virtual machine (VM).