"The only constant in the technology industry is change." -Marc Benioff

I am familiar with some of the sites and programs mentioned. I am excited to learn about the others. I have never had to use this much of the internet for a class before, besides doing research projects. I cannot think of any web skills that I would like to work on, other than getting more familiar with the sites I have never used. This class is refreshing, because it is a break from my three upper division accounting classes.

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