Dem uneven lines.

I had thought my first post had gone through last Friday, and I was proud that I had actually gone and jumped into this subject early enough that I didn’t have to be kicked in the ass and reminded to catch up by the start of the second week. Of course, being the capable person that I am, I had clicked “Preview” instead of “Publish” and hastily closed my browser, not to be opened until today, three days later.

So here is my not-supposed-to-be-late-but-totally-late first post:
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I am going to admit that, standing at the beginning, this course has me all kinds of confused. Whilst my other subjects were all somewhat daunting, there was a clear indication of the workload and what I would have to do in order to get through to the next semester in one piece. However, even after walking out of Networked Media’s first (and from what I gather, only) lecture, I was still dumbfounded about what this course actually had in store for us.

And I don’t mean that in just a broad or metaphorical sense. My number one question to others in regards to this subject was “What do we actually DO?” Was this a result of not reading into the subject at all before attending class? Probably.

Nevertheless, I’m sitting here now with my blog open in front of me, and while I’m still trying to wrap my head around everything, at least I’m now willing to test the waters and jump aboard this blog-boat thing.