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      I've been using Microfot word for as long as I can remember. You'd think I'd be a pro by now, but I still find myself having to Google "how to change the line spacing on a Word document" or "how to do a hanging indent". I have used Google Docs in the past and I enjoy using it. I wouldn't say I prefer it to MS Word, but it's nice to have a place that saves all of my files online instead of taking up space on my computer which has very limited storage. When it comes to essays, research papers, and the like I tend to lean towards Word, simply because I was taught to think that was the preferred method. But I do find myself using Google Docs to take notes,  journal, and practice poetry. I like that it auto-saves my documents because I can be pretty airheaded at times and I forget to click that god-forsaken "save" button.      The ISTE Standard for Educators that resonates with me most is Collaborator. One would think that once you gra
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Blog Journal #1

      Hi! My name is Victoria Mallet. I was born and raised in Miami, FL, and although I miss the hustle and bustle of city life, I am grateful to be in Tallahassee, FL working on my BA in Music and minor in Education at Florida State University. I am currently, what some may call, a "super senior" but fingers crossed, I'll be graduating this coming Fall. Some of my favorite things include collecting plants, hiking on scenic trails, and snuggling with my dog, Oliver.    My experiences with technology in an educational setting are pretty basic. I've used Microsoft Word for essays and PowerPoint for presentations throughout the years and I feel proficient in both. In high school, I took a few classes using FLVS (Florida Virtual School) but other than that, I took all of my classes in person. When I was starting out in college, I took a computer competency course and learned a whole lot about Microsoft Office programs. I never did quite get the hang of Excel, though.    
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