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I'm interested to see what kinds of work we will actually be doing this semester in order to use all of these resources, it will be fun to leave the "confines" of Canvas every once in awhile.  I think that making our own websites will be a great skill to have, as using basic formatting tools and understanding website layout and design is basically a life skill at this point.  Google docs are also the best, I used them extensively last semester for all of my group projects and they were wonderful.

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