For my comic I plan on a "Superman" like story! It would involve two main individuals who might work at a similar "Superman" job of reporting, though not the journalistic type for a newspaper, but a cameraman and an interview gal.
The two individuals also have super powers of their own, which when combined by their love, is unstoppable.
Though the powers are strong, they will have to face enemies of their past. Both individual's love will be challenged by the baggage they bring to the relationship.
Will their lives and their love be able to stand the test? You'll just have to stay tuned to find out!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
First Reading
There are many things that I learned in this chapter! Some things such as blog and podcasts I was previously aware of, while things like RSS I was not.
With things like the best way to post a video, I was unaware. Personally I thought that YouTube.com was an ideal spot for videos. The book let me know that a more appropriate spot for videos is a blogger site such as www.blogger.com.
Another thing I learned about was ways that you can count the amount of people who look at your website. There are mulitple ways to activate a program to count your visitors. There are websites such www.statcounter.com and www.feedburner.com!
Finally another thing I learned was about what a wiki was. I previously used sites like wikipedia but was unaware of their "user friendly" ability. Wiki's can be really helpful and in actuality they can be just as useful and a regular encyclopedia due to there constant changing by users.
Have you created a website before?
No
If yes, for what purpose?
Do you regularly visit any blogs?
I do not but last semester I was using blogs which required me to read blogs in genearl.
Do you find blogs worthwhile to visit?
They are pretty worthwhile! I used to use a website called Xanga which I did not realized was a blogging site. Therefore I guess I used a blogging site often.
Were you familiar with RSS feeds prior to reading about them?
Not at all
Do you subscribe to any RSS feeds?
Again, no I was not aware of what RSS feeds were to subscribe to them!
Have you ever downloaded podcasts or vodcasts?
No I never downloaded a podcast or vodcast!
With things like the best way to post a video, I was unaware. Personally I thought that YouTube.com was an ideal spot for videos. The book let me know that a more appropriate spot for videos is a blogger site such as www.blogger.com.
Another thing I learned about was ways that you can count the amount of people who look at your website. There are mulitple ways to activate a program to count your visitors. There are websites such www.statcounter.com and www.feedburner.com!
Finally another thing I learned was about what a wiki was. I previously used sites like wikipedia but was unaware of their "user friendly" ability. Wiki's can be really helpful and in actuality they can be just as useful and a regular encyclopedia due to there constant changing by users.
Have you created a website before?
No
If yes, for what purpose?
Do you regularly visit any blogs?
I do not but last semester I was using blogs which required me to read blogs in genearl.
Do you find blogs worthwhile to visit?
They are pretty worthwhile! I used to use a website called Xanga which I did not realized was a blogging site. Therefore I guess I used a blogging site often.
Were you familiar with RSS feeds prior to reading about them?
Not at all
Do you subscribe to any RSS feeds?
Again, no I was not aware of what RSS feeds were to subscribe to them!
Have you ever downloaded podcasts or vodcasts?
No I never downloaded a podcast or vodcast!
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