Title: M1-Process Log Entry
Course: Open PRO230 Quality in Process Technology > Section: MODULE 1: Getting Started in Process Quality

Action Required

For this log entry

Record keeping is a large and important part of process quality so for this class you will keep a "Process Log" that will help you to reflect on what you are learning.

At the end of the semester, your final project will be embedded in your log and I will view it there. But don't worry about that now, for now you will create your account, edit your profile and view the tutorial for how to use the site (if you do not already know how), and make your first post as described below about the lessons learned in the current module. Also you should use some of the features of a blog to make it attractive and interesting.

To Begin Your Process Log You Will Follow The Steps Below:

1. First you will need a a gmail account so that you can create your blog.
2. Go to http://blogger.com  (Google actually) and create an account, if you don't have one.
3. You will need to give your blog a name, I recommend something to do with process technology and quality but you can be clever.
4. Once you have an account and have started your process journal (blog), you can share it with me only or make it public (up to you).
5. Watch the tutorial if you need to learn how to use the site. Then fill in some information in your profile and upload your image to your profile.
6. Make your initial journal entry:

- For this log entry, you want to explain why you are starting the log, you might discuss your previous experience with blogging or journaling (or none!), and perhaps discuss your expectations for the rest of the class.
- First person is fine (ie. I am starting this log because my college professor wants me to reflect on my learning in our Process Quality class)
- It would be helpful if you could make the link (URL) active and have it open in a new window. Then put the title of your blog in as the title for your submission here in Canvas.

Something to think about: Prospective employers often request your eportfolio. College assignments make great additions to eportfolios. If you do a nice job, this blog could easily be a link in your portfolio to show what you know about quality!

I will review your assignments and enter your grade in your Grades area in Canvas.

How submit my assignment in Canvas? If at anytime you need to know how to do something in Canvas, check their excellent student guide-http://guides.instructure.com/m/4212 topics are listed on the right side of the page or you can type in a keyword (like assignment).