Lab #1-3 Reflection Journal

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Lab 1
For our first lab of the school year we did a paragraph summary of ourselves, including what we learned last year ad what we did. And we also included what we look forward to doing throughout this year. So how we began this lab was we used an application called "TextEdit" and we started to write our needed information and our paragraph for the lab.

Lab 2
For our second lab, it was similar to what we did in the first lab. We basically kept the same paragraph we wrote about ourselves in lab 1, edited them so there were no grammar errors. And then we include an image of our face that we took during class on to the lab. Inserting an image on the lab was tricky at first, but then, when you find out how to put certain codes before inserting the image, it got easier.

Lab 3
For our third lab, it was basically a combination of what we learned and did in labs 1 and 2. We kept the same information and paragraph we had in lab 1. And we also kept the same image of our selves from lab 2. But in this lab we, included 3 screenshots from 3 different websites. Those three websites were the following: one was from "Techteach.us". The second website was from"w3schools.com". And the last website was this website site that I am currently using to write this reflection journal, "Blogger.com". Inserting the screenshots of the website was the exact same as how we inserted the image of ourselves in lab 2. Then finally, we saved each lab as an html file, and made sure it worked as a link properly.

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