Twenty Questions

My group chose Disney Characters, Star Wars Characters. TV Characters, Music Artists and Donald Trump. We won the majority of the twenty question rounds against the computer. For the Star Wars Characters round we didn't have sufficient knowledge of the series to provide accurate answers, which may have skewed our results. The second time we chose the same character, the computer got it in 20 questions exactly. I really enjoyed playing 20 Questions because it took me back to my earlier years when I would try and stump the little 20Q circle thing.

Viewing Classmate's Creations

I was impressed to see the complexity of the work of my classmates upon viewing the work that they have made using the bead loom and rug weaver software. They have all seemed to create things that interest them, which is important. It's harder to do an activity if it's something you dislike.

Choice Creation: Jack Skellington's Face

Corn Rows

The corn rows activity was the easiest to understand for me. You could plot multiple braids at a time and it was easier to figure out which ways you could make the direction of the braids go. This was the easiest activity by far.

Digital Rug Weaver

I have found that out of the other two activities I have completed thus far, this one was the easiest to create. Rather than points, I used the line function without trouble to create this sample rug pattern. I tried the triangle option, but it was way too hard. 

Native American Weaving- Dog Pattern

I created this dog using the point and line functions. It was tricky at first, but I was able to replicate the design on the picture nearly perfectly.

Native American Beadloom