(19) Classmate Blog Critique

        Throughout his blog you get to learn lots of different things like pop culture, crime, and sports. Stetson Bishop throughout the year was the one blog I continuously found myself going back to. Whether I needed to get an idea or just to see if something new had been posted. 

The layout of Stetson's blog made it very easy to scroll through and find new things or ideas. Coming in as a new student to the class I wasn't quite sure how to go about getting my own blog started. Stetson was helpful enough to show me a few pointers to help improve my own blog. Because of this I was able to start my blog by using similar ideas to his blog. 

Some of the topics that I thought I'd find myself not particularly interested in. Stetson found a way to make it interesting, like the numeracy blog where he brought in the statistics about the voting for Rookie of the Year in the MLB. 


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