Leslie's Blog

 I had never touched any blog-related assignments or projects in the past, and this was my first attempt at it, and I learned a lot in the process. First, I learned about many different blogging platforms before creating my blog, which allowed me to understand the differences between these platforms. And using blogs also made me better know to develop the habit of recording my own learning experiences. One of the things about blogging is that it's like a diary in a way, in that you can revisit your past learning in the future, which is very interesting. But I don't particularly appreciate that I don't want to give these things to many people to watch, but the blog is an open platform. The advantage of my blog is that it is better for people who like to read more because most of my blog is text. But it may also be based on my writing essays or x-projects—more like to use text so that people who read it will be more tired. If there is another opportunity to use the blog, I ma

 I think the most exciting part of the CMNS course is "Introduction to Professional Communication" because the content of this course is efficient. The way you communicate with people is significant, both in school and in the future workplace. The method of speaking to different people and different roles will be other. Especially in the workplace, the way of speaking and attitude can show to a certain extent, whether a person is professional enough. And it is not only limited to the method of speaking but also in the workplace. It is often necessary to submit various proposals or copies. It is imperative that the wording in the document is accurate and easy to understand. In the class, professor Colleen gave us a fascinating example. There was an embarrassing misunderstanding caused by a mistake in the tone of an email. Proper wording and tone of voice in copywriting can help us improve in school and the workplace.So I think the content of this lesson is interesting and prac