Friday, August 5, 2011
Mission Critical Website
The mission critical website was a very helpful website as well. The many definitions and variety of exersizes was really helpful in the learning process. I really enjoyed the definitions about common fallacies and non-rational argument techniques. A great part about the definitions was the quizzes at the end of them. It would first explain the definition and the provide an example quiz. It was a bummer to see that the site is still under construction because the visual maps of the venn diagrams would have really helped me in understanding conditionals and syllogisms. When reading the about mission critical it seems like a really good idea to help San Jose State University students. Hopefully the site will be fully functional soon because it could be very benificial to SJSU students and students all over!
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Good job on your post about the mission critical website! I liked how you stated what you liked about the website and told us what you didn't like about the website. You made it very obvious to me that you looked at the website and told us what was disappointing to you about the under construction part. You did a good job of explaining what helped you learn in this website and what they could do to help you more. Great job on the post and keep up the good work! I enjoy reading all of your posts.
ReplyDeleteDear Mr. Big Cat,
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you that the Mission Critical website was very helpful. I too, took advantage of all the different definitions and exercises from the home page. The quizzes at the end were especially helpful because they were so short. Usually people believe that this isn’t helpful because it doesn’t cover many different things but the simplicity of it is the reason it is so helpful. I’m sure you’d agree that focusing on just a couple things can indeed help remembering and understanding the concept. Your post was fun to read and I enjoy following you and your posts.
-Melvin Banner