https://blackrockdesert.org/east-fork-high-rock-canyon/
About the Black Rock Desert Playa
The Black Rock Playa in northwestern Nevada is one of the largest, flattest, surfaces on Earth, covering approximately 200 square miles. Standing on the playa taking in the 360-degree view is an experience you won’t soon forget.
This is the closest I've got for you. They have resemblance. I have to do more research of your image. I used the Google Search by Image.
This is the URL for our Group Blog: https://ourguamsites.blogspot.com/
The title was a thought to incorporate what we're currently are doing with the Guam Preservation Trust Project: Guam HISTORIC SITES .. and being involved with a storytelling group, adding a creative connections, it's born, becomes: Our History/Historic Guam Sites
This is the URL for GPT's Special Project: Ekungok I Estoria-ta. Stories, the book covers, the composed songs unique to each story (music and cords, audio page), links to lesson plans (followed curriculum guides)
It included a link to the EIE's Second Series
https://www.pacificpreservation.org/eie
Guam Preservation Trusts website: https://guampreservationtrust.org/
.. what I'd hoped will show up on my comment to your .. lilies & butterfly "Farewell" message:
Can a GIF be added on to the comment (responding to a post) section?
My day 5 .. extended into 7 days later. It's those hats I wear that takes me beyond forked paths. It's all good and better with all that's transpired with this week-long class/course. I've enjoyed being in the presence of wonderful women whom I've learned from in ways which added value and worth.
There are still more I am open to .. to learn, practice and use. I do believe this is my first class with Dr. Rivera .. looking ahead towards other classes soon.
A powerful way to end a course is to provide my professor an opportunity to have my reflection on the knowledge I have gained, the skills I’ve developed, and the learning process I’ve experienced from the course.
At the beginning of the course, I wasn’t really new to blogging. My skills were not bad at all, but I felt like they needed some fine-tuning. I was always good at getting information and laying down a foundation. Alongside that, I’ve always found the technology easy once I have the grasp. I was glad that I joined a class that needed more detail about blogging. This class has helped me fix that issue. While I was trying to be more proficient I was also strengthening my skills in other areas. Throughout the course, I have completed assignments on time that helped me collaborated better with my classmates about the nature of lessons we were having. By taking this class, it increased my knowledge about the diversity of many cultures in Guam; places that I have never been since I came to Guam; a church that I never knew existed; and many historical places that I was never aware of. Now I do! Thanks to my colleagues/CHamoru classmates that shared their many cultures & values today during our class presentations. One very passionate group! The class spent time with Q & A and Dr. Rivera was always prompt, to give out the answers. This helped and allowed a better understanding for the rest of the class including myself.
Just a small part of our final project that came to my mind that helped me achieve this outcome was my group. A few of us have little knowledge about the blog, a couple of us are proficient but there were other things that they were good, it worked out well for the entire group. As a result of that, our final blog project came out excellent! The best part is... I made new friends out of the class.
During the course, the class was asked to reply to the blogs daily and do posting about our daily class. I kept- up with that and was having a good time responding and blogging away. I have met all Dr. Rivera’s requirements for the course.
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The course ultimately helped me achieve more by working with different ethnicities through this blog project; engaging in the collaborative and social aspects during our online class. Such learning gave me productive feedback to work progressively with my group and the other group. Dr. Rivera has helped every one of us mostly by allowing us to take a step back and go over everything. She made us see what we did well, and what we need to avoid in the future. This way, in future endeavors, the same mistakes will hopefully not be made. By doing so, no one leaves the class without knowing what we have learned during the class.
Dr. Rivera is always reminding all
of us about the importance of citing sources so that you do not have any issue
with someone’s work and jeopardize yourself for any lawsuit. She was right,
with the requirements of the course, I need lots of images and therefore, I am
sure to use a lot of sources that needs copyright. Good, advise as always! Happy Blogging everyone!
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It was nice to see and hear the class asking questions and getting the right answers from Dr. Rivera. The class was pretty much spent trying to learn how to insert images and using GIF as tool to create anthology for the class blog as part of Dr. Rivera's requirement. I realized how very fond I am using GIF. I really put it to good use when I do text using my cell phone, but I hardly use it on my writing. Everyone is just so attached using it. It’s a shortcut of sending your message or expressing your feelings.
The end of the class can be a hectic time, trying to get caught up with my posting and final project for presentation. The last day of the course offers me a great opportunity to reflect on what I have learned together with my classmates and how it can help me with my students. In a sense, the last day of class is also not a bad thing but it can also be an important beginning for me.
The class end but my group met up for more hours to continue working on our blog components. The group decided to work on Philippines, Guam, and American Cultures. The biggest brainstorming ever took place! Everyone put in their ideas and work our way up to the objective of the final project. We were able to finish a lot but there was still half of the work needs to get done. Panic Panic Panic!
Everyone decided to take a break for the day. No one has eaten yet. I stayed around at my office to start winding down before I go home. I decided to look for a nice video to watch. I found one that I always want to see...this video reminds me of my mother when she was alive...I hope you will like it as much as I do...thank you for watching it!
LET'S ...
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| See you in the morning ladies! |
I appreciated today's class .. everyday is a day to appreciate the gifts and blessings we breath life.
We were able to go through the process of creating a blog .. step by step tutorial. Looking to see had a stable internet connection, I was able to share following along Dr. Rivera's instructions/directions. Did it! An AHA! moment for me.
I was suppose to be a short virtual meet BUT anytime we're able to ride the waves (probably on a body board rather than the surf-kine) it's valuable time .. mini lessons. Just like what Anag shared, her blog for her kinder class, U will try to include video clips, slides, voice recordings - yes!
Thank You .. Dr. Rivera, Ms Rose Cruz and Ms Mae Mendiola for joining us for our GPT class.
This wire jewelry was hand-crafted by Dr. Arn Diaz while in LUTA for a PIBBA Conference. A special piece for me because the "DULALAS" is my daughter +ell.
https://blackrockdesert.org/east-fork-high-rock-canyon/ About the Black Rock Desert Playa The Black Rock Playa in northwestern Nevada is...
