My family didn't get a computer until I was in middle school, but my grandparents and cousins had one before that and I used them at school, so I would say that I grew up a digital native. I have had a cell phone since 8th grade, and an ipod since high school.
We used the internet to play games when I was younger, but I pretty much did homework and instant messaged my friends in high school.
The earliest thing I remember doing on the web is playing computer games with my older cousin Justin: Asteroids, Wing Commander, and a few others.
I use the web to check my bank account balance, email (MIX and AOL), and for homework, research, Facebook, and to log hours for volunteer work and tutoring. I no longer use AIM--I hate it. I have no Myspace. I'm looking into using Skype in case I am accepted to study abroad and need a cheap way to call my family at home.
I hate using aspects of the web I'm not familiar with for classes, it stresses me out until I get the hang of it, so the first few weeks of 303 and 305 aren't going to be fun. Other than that, it's okay.
I have my English 303 and 305 blog, but I have no webpage. I spend 2 hours a day on the web, depending on what writing I'm doing (mostly essays and email, etc.)
I'm familiar with all of Office 2007, Publisher 98, and Adobe Photoshop.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
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