Blog Post 7

Many school websites feature teacher pages where educators provide important information about their classes. These pages often include course syllabi, homework assignments, classroom expectations, and contact information for the teacher. Some schools also post announcements, learning resources, or links to external tools like Google Classroom or Khan Academy. While public access is usually limited, students and parents with log-in credentials may be able to see additional content such as grades, discussion boards, and private messages. For example, at my high school, my teachers would list their daily schedules/course overviews, post about classroom updates, and send out information via the inbox tool. (Cannot provide link due to login credentials being needed. Here is the homepage though, https://www.holynamestpa.org/) 

Working on Assignment 2 using the Canvas group tool was a mixed experience. I appreciated how easy it was to communicate with my group members and it being a super easy tool to learn. The ability to collaborate on shared documents within Canvas was also useful. However, I found it somewhat annoying though because it was sometimes difficult to track who had completed which parts of the assignment.