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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NBKRywEbNs&t=564s This video was just a basic introduction, so I got an idea of where to find the tools in the software. Still, for me it's hard to remember the location of each tool, what other tools are in the header, and which will help me with the function I need.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQWTSupSrko&list=PLl8IaUbuW2VsECwJ__kE0LGVLg947KvQ2&index=2 This tutorial helped me to discover the many tools that are in Adobe Ilustrator and it's shortcuts. Definitely, at the beginning it will be hard for me to remember all the tools and its use. Also, it will be challenging to remember the shortcuts, but I'll start by remembering the basic and most useful ones.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rk-JGsriJ4o&list=PLl8IaUbuW2VsECwJ__kE0LGVLg947KvQ2&index=3 This tutorial showed me how to master the pen tool and to add/delete anchor points. As I mentioned before, I think the challenge would be to get used to draw digitally,...

Internet / WWW / HTTPS / URL The Internet is a global system that connects many different computer networks so they can communicate with each other. It uses a set of standard communication rules (protocols) that allow computers around the world to share information. Who created/founded it? Computer scientists Vinton Cerf and Robert (Bob) Kahn are credited with creating the main communication protocols (TCP/IP) that define how the Internet works. When and why? The Internet grew from early work in the late 1960s when researchers wanted to link computers at universities and research institutions to share data. This began with a prototype network called ARPANET funded by the U.S. Defense Department. Original use: Originally, it was used for communication between research centers and universities, and then for email and sharing files. How it’s used today: Today, the Internet connects billions of people. It supports communication, social media, education, commerce, entertainment, and alm...

Some friends and family used to describe me as a stubborn woman who wants to do everything. But that’s not completely true. Or at least, not anymore. I’m Karolina Rivera, a 20-year-old student at the University of Tampa. I was born and raised in Panama and recently moved to Tampa for college. I’ve been an athlete since I was little, and soccer has been my sport for the past 10 years. It shaped who I am by teaching me resilience, discipline, and hard work, but also the value of teamwork and leadership. For a long time, my life revolved around soccer. My successes and failures were tied to championships, goals, and my role as a team captain. My family was always there—games, tournaments, everything. But in late 2023, after the loss of a loved one, everything changed. I played less, focused on applying to colleges, and learned how to grieve. In 2024, I began working with a small marketing agency and discovered a new passion: creativity. I started editing videos and designing graphics; I d...