EDC Experience

EDC was interesting, to say the least, although it was a three-day festival I only attended two nights. On my first day my family and I arrived at six in the afternoon to make it in time for the opening ceremony let's just say the sun was torturous. That first night we attended for twelve hours, my feet were crying in pain, but the fireworks and attractions made it worth it. Now the second night was worse on my feet I'm not used to walking for long periods of time but all together I walked twenty miles in two days. The worst part of EDC was that my car keys and bag were stolen from my cousin's car which ultimately upset me deeply I'm not planning on attending EDC next year.

EDC

I'm preparing for EDC weekend, it should be a blast. As I get ready to begin the festivities under the beautiful lights and fireworks. I'm going to make sure to study for my MO-100 exam before the weekend starts. It's going to be a great weekend and well I'll try to find a decent sleeping area if needs be.

Pushing Forward

Due to an unforeseen event that occurred to me early this semester, I fell slightly behind on my classwork. Still, I'm motivated to complete the remaining LabSim and finally, take MO-100. Doing schoolwork while my classmates move on and enjoy their much-deserved summer break while I catch up. I'm fortunate to have the option to give myself a chance to finish the class and I can't wait to be done.

Advice

I tend to take too long when reading questions on tests. It's my nerves or the stress that I feel while reading through questions it could be a combination of both. I'm preparing to take two more exams before the semester ends and I'm doubtful about my capability to succeed. My nerves are off the roof and I'm in need of some test-taking tips. I want to do better but my problem is that I get nervous and tend to read the questions slowly which causes me to miss questions on timed exams. I would appreciate any advice that may be helpful for nerves.

What is SmartArt

The concept of SmartArt is new to me I've hardly had any use of having to dive into PowerPoint with the exception of class presentations in which I kept my slides pretty basic. Now with the additional knowledge I've gained from LabSim I feel more confident in my work.

Now what is SmartArt and when would it be beneficial for us to implement it on our PowerPoint slides. SmartArt allows us to communicate our text into graphics which will definitely catch our viewers' attention, rather than just using plain text. Within SmartArt you will find a set of different templates to choose it all depends on our personal liking. SmartArt also has the benefits of organizing our work in a more easily way to get our information across to our audience. The perk of SmartArt is that its easily adjustable if we decide to change our style later, how neat!