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My name is john doe, and I am 21 years old. I grew up in Texas for 4 years due to my dad being in the military. I then moved to the Florida panhandle, where I have lived ever since. This semester I transferred to FSU from PSC after getting my AA.

 

Prior to coming to FSU I used canvas as a means to see assignments and grades. In high school, I utilized google classrooms to communicate with teachers and for seeing assignments . I also used Quizlet as a way to study for different classes and complete assignments. I have also used Kahoot as a learning tool in prior classes.

 

For PLNs, I use LinkedIn to communicate with other team members and work centers. Linkedin is also great for seeing what other teams are doing and how they motivate their team. I also use Yammer to share problems and solutions that have been found at work and to share with other teams who might be having the same problem. We also frequently use Microsoft office for outlook, excel, and word.


Fallen Sailors are honored at Naval Air Station Pensacola.


"Fallen Sailors are honored at Naval Air Station Pensacola." by Official U.S. Navy Imagery is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

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