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Technology for a College Student/Grandma

I am pretty comfortable with most of the technologies discussed - while I've never made a meme, I'm confident in my ability to figure it out pretty easily. I have briefly maintained a blog on WordPress for my travel abroad experiences, so I'm familiar with that format and maybe should have used it instead of Blogger, but I thought it would be better to become skilled with something new rather than sticking to the familiar. I appreciate that this class is one that focuses on applicable skills.

I say I'm comfortable with tech, but I am suspicious of cookies...


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  1. TamikoJanuary 16, 2019 at 8:59 PM

    I'm really enjoying your meme selection, so I fully support any endeavors you might make in learning how to create your own memes. Memes have got to be one of the most intimidating aspects of technology for me, and I'm not entirely sure why because I'm a millennial and I'm supposed understand memes. Best of luck with the meme-making, and I think your Blogger looks great!

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