Riding a Turtle Deathmatch!

Riding a Turtle, a fellow class blog, presents information very well per the assignments given to the authors, despite that the subject matter is difficult to make entertaining.

The information on the blog itself is not very original, very cut, dry and professional. The Visual of the blog, on the other hand, is aesthetically pleasing with good, clear word choice and paragraph structure. All authors post frequently in accordance to the class schedule and their posts are proper lengths for the assignments given.

Each author has a unique style despite the professional tone of their writing. Although the information is clearly only academic, each author is able to portray their information using their own views on the subjects.

The blog is laid out cleanly in a basic, simplistic form. This makes it easy to navigate so searching for specific posts or authors isn't difficult. As for the information presented, it's relevant to the class and the topics we are covering in class.

Overall, Riding a Turtle is a good blog, but it does have some room for improvement. The authors are able to convey academic in a visually interesting way.

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The picture portrays, similarly to the blog, slow information in an interesting fashion.

By: Sierra Baumann, Sydney Evans, Ben Weakland, Ahnun Brainerd, Connor Hicks