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       I am so excited about this semester! I have been looking forward to creating and maintaining a blog for a while. My first impressions have been very good, the course material is interesting, the formatting is new and unique to me, and the grading is different from anything I have ever personally encountered. So far, this course is very refreshing, and far from what I have been socialized to expect from an online course. I am very intrigued by the general set up of the class the assignments as a whole. The most intriguing part is probably simply the blog post format to everything. This is entirely unlike anything I have done in any other class, I have had an online class here at OU before, and one at OCCC, and neither could even come close to this classes set up. I like some of the extra credit options, I really just like that there is an opportunity for extra credit, but I am personally interested in the microfiction option.


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  1. I'm also excited to participate in this course this semester! The format is unlike any other course I've taken before here at OU or Eastern Oklahoma State University! I really appreciate how flexible the course is to fit into our busy schedules. Also, the extra credit opportunities permit us to catch up on missed assignments or get head and finish the class early! Overall, I think it'll be a fun class this semester, and it'll be a nice change of pace from my other classes.

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