It was gone another week which I’m home. It may be nothing unusual, but the current situation has thwarted everyone’s plans. The smaller and larger ones. I’m sure yours too. Now there is a bank holiday weekend in Ireland, in Poland we call this weekend a “Majówka” (May Day) and it is a time for us to celebrate a national holiday – the establishment of the first constitution in Europe.
Originally it was supposed to be my last month in Ireland, and instead I have online classes that I do from the comfort of my room. But today it will be a little bit about my learning progress, which I have made or not. But you’ll see that in the next few lines. Enjoy reading!
I remember learning the basics of HTML coding in junior high school and high school, it was great fun, but I admit it was quite tedious. The best moment was when you refreshed the page and saw the change, the worst was when everything was the same. Then you had to find a mistake, and preferably you’d erase everything and write again. It was similar this year, thanks to these activities, I remembered how hard and easy it is to create a website.
This semester, or more precisely the work on the weekly fast made me aware of something that is known to all those working on the Internet – regularity, if you don’t make it, you can forget about “success” in any field, especially in the social media.
During these months in Ireland I have learned how important it is to navigate the website because I often get lost on other people’s blogs and now I know how to avoid others getting lost in my. And a word on the subject – if you want to create something, try to make it original and yours, don’t imitate others, just create – this is the greatest lesson I have learned. To keep trying to create something of your own and discover new inspirations, because they are everywhere. You just have to want to see them. What were you learning in last months?
Inspire! Don’t cope!
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Make Erasmus Easier 