2). What was useful about the Mission Critical webiste?
When I first opened this page, it was very overwhelming because there were so many links to click on for reasoning and explanations for each and every point made.
However, after clicking on the different sections and descriptions of each point made, it was very useful and helpful to understand in depth rather than just an example.
I found it very helpful that in every section of explanation there were multiple examples that gave a clear and precise underlined definition of each concept. Also, I really enjoyed reading about the different parts of an argument, analysis of an argument and the different fallacies- There was so much different information within these topics that I didn’t know about or it was different than what I had read about them before.
In comparison to the Cause and Effect website, that was merely just for understanding and exercises. The Mission Critical website, I would say was easier to understand and there were more explanations of each point.
Hello mmorgan!
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you when you said it was a little overwhelming at first. It was different from the cause and effect website because there was almost too much information. However, I thought all of the examples were very helpful also. It was also nice to be able to choose from different examples, because it could never hurt to have a lot of examples! It was also a little different reading through the website since I am used to reading out of the book. The teachings were also a little different than the book so it was nice to get a different perspective. Anyways, good post and keep up the good work!