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Famous Filipino Food Jollibee Glasgow, Scotland

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Reflective Journal

Week 1 I created my project Gmail account and password.

By creating my Gmail account we need to set up through school Wifi network but it so slow but still we did it. We learned to set up You tube account, Twitter, Penzu, Wakelet. We are having trouble connecting to Penzu and Diigo.

Week 2 From the last week class, we learned twitter account using the Search features and we looked our fellow student twitter

accounts to help them for the process, we shared our e.g.@dmtproject.We also talked about the project and saw shared

videos of previous students, so that we have an idea for our individual project.

Week 3 How to Upload a Profile Photo on DMT account, I need to chose my profile photo on the mobile phone and upload it to

the Gmail account, In Settings, see all Settings-General, Scroll down to Photo about me, upload a profile photo to and from

computer and Save, Click on Apps and post it to Wakelet, Youtube and Twitter.

Week 4 & 5 How to log in Wakelet account.

Open the Wakelet account from your Gmail DMT account and log in to your account, we learned to type in text and edit

our Reflective Journal, which we will do every week to know what we learned.

Nov. 9,2023 and Nov.16,2023

Week 6 and 7 Joining the Flip Grid Group Code ff6d4aa3

Download flip grid app on mobile, sign in with group code and gmail account.

Using video on mobile, I created introduction video for my project and upload it to flipgrid app to dmt project group.

Through the flipgrid acct my videos I shared my video to generate a QR code to download and save to my wakelet project.

Went into Gmail account downloaded al my course work files and saved them to my USB.

via Gmail, I created a QR Code generator account.

Created a Wakelet account on mobile.

Nov. 23,2023

Week 8 & 9; We open our Gmail account, Twitter, Wakelet, Flipgrid and Youtube. In the Twitter account we post the project video from flipgrid and paste it to twitter.We share, like and comment it in Twitter account. We try to find the QR code for twitter. In the Youtube account we create a Youtube channel, use it to upload videos and pictures and you can post it to Facebook, Instagram. We also generate a QR code through Youtube, we just copy the link and paste it to QR Code generator and choose the style of QR code and saved.

Week 10 Researching the project and adding the URL to the wakelet.

Week 11

Creating a padlet account for our project and joining the class padlet. Click on the link on Gmail account. Create an Padlet account by sigining up, click on the left side the word Padlet, click Join a Padlet copy the link on the Gmail and paste it, then you can make your pwn padlet by clicking on Setting you can put the Title of your project, then go to the Icon click then choose upload and browse the documents where you save your picture.

Week 12

Opened emails,clicked on link to access DMT class Padlet, Created my own padlet account. Created Bookmarks on Browser and added in all our project links, Upload profile photo for Padlet and updating our reflective journals and wakelet.

Padlet-created a Project Padley and choose a background and layout and profile photo.

vita app for editing videos transferring all contents from wakelet to Padlet for our projects.

when transferring, click on share and put in it Puclic instead of Secret, then click on QR code and you can see the videos uploaded in your phone.

Week 13

Transfer everything from Wakelet to Padlet which is now new eportfolio for our DMT projects. Add Padlet app to mobile phone and learning how to use the app from phone. Update reflective Journals.

Week 14

On Padlet edit your videos to change background colour for text. e.g. white

Opened up Learning outcme paperwork and added in my project title,consent on my work, posted in URL of project.

Researching websites in relation to Padlet.

Week 15

Working on learning outcome no. 1 in MS word and online.

Researching 4 companies in relation to my own project.

Ireland and Dublin, the website visited Book of Kells in Trinity College e.g. Experience the wonder , where you can saw the 360 virtual reality , Images, Audio, Videos, Digital Art and Maps, Book of Kells had a 47 acre city campus and its Old Library like never before, there's a Trinity Trails, which uncover the hidden gems of Oldest universities.

Week 16 and 17

Working on learning outcome no. 2 Researching about the role of Digital Media Technologies in an organization. I choose the Facebook, its the largest social network in the world, here i discuss the advantage and disadvantages of using social media.

Week 18 & 19

Working on Learning Outcome no. 3, Researching about the Evolution of Digital Media Technologies impact on Business,Technology,Work and People.

Week 20 & 21

Reading articles discussing them, adding the references into Lo No 3as part of Projects and How Technology Impacts Business, Work Technology and People.

Week 22 and 23

Continuation of Learning Outcomes as above.

Week 24 and 25

a. Working on Learning Outcome no. 4 & 7, Researching about the pre production, post production of the digital media content

b. Cost and Finances, Location, Jobs

c. Advertisement

d. Social Media platforms

e. Target Audience

f. Brain Storm ideas out topics and subjects

g. Shareable content

h. Copy Right

i. Mind map structure and ideas

j. Creative design and Test Technology

k. Productivity

l. What type of company and market do you want to target

and the application use in Digital Media Technology.

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Travel experience visit in Dublin in the Book of Kells

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I visited the Book of Kells, its beautiful and i highly recommended it for the tourist to visit.

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wonder

history

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journey

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Your ticket includes:
* The Book of Kells & the Old Library
* The Long Room
* Gaia
* Secret Life of the Collections
* Book of Kells 360
* Long Room reimagined

See the book Feel the history Hear the story

Embark on an immersive journey in the Pavilion, filled with stories, sights and sounds.

Caution: The Book of Kells 360 contains imagery and moving video that may cause discomfort for those who are sensitive to light or motion or have epilepsy. Please speak to a member of our team who will be happy to guide you to the next space.

FAQ's

Book of Kells Experience

Your ticket includes:
* The Book of Kells & the Old Library
* The Long Room
* Gaia
* Secret Life of the Collections
* Book of Kells 360
* Long Room reimagined

Your visitor experience spans across two buildings that are located less than a other, within Trinity campus.

Firstly, you will enter the Old Library, home to the Book of Kells and the Long Room library chamber. Then you will cross to the Pavilion to embark on a 360 immersive journey. The Pavilion is located 1 minute's walk from the Old Library building.

If you have included a Trinity Trails walking tour in your ticket, your journey starts at the bell tower in Front Square.

Tickets are non-refundable once purchased.

Primary-Secondary teachers: please contact bookofkells@tcd.ie for more information.

Educational groups: please book at the group rate on our website.

Trinity students and staff are welcome to visit the Book of Kells Experience free of charge and they can bring up to 2 guests.

Pre-booking is essential in all instances:

To book go to https://www.tcd.ie/visitors/book-of-kells/tickets/ and type your Trinity student or staff number into the promo code box. You can then choose the time slot available.

These complimentary tickets are limited so if a time slot is not available, please try another.

Please note that there is a maximum number of complimentary tickets that each student and staff members can avail of in a given academic year.

Trinity alumni are welcome to visit the Book of Kells of Kells Experience free of charge and they can bring up to 2 guests. Pre-booking is essential.

To book please email bookofkells@tcd.ie with your preferred date and time of visit, allowing at least 3 working days' notice.

Booking is subject to availability.

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Day Trips, Bus tours, Specialty/Museum, Great website to plan your trip to Ireland

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Traveling and things to do in Philippines.

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Traveling and things to do in Philippines.

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Philippines is a beautiful country, loads of places to visit like our famous Beach White Sand BORACAY, our ancient homes which is INTRAMUROS, Our Filipino Heroes,, Jose Rizal which has a monument in Luneta Park.

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Mass generally takes place in English, Tagalog, and Chinese in this church. The church is also called the San Lorenzo Ruiz Basilica Minor.

Escolta

This used to house the stores of Chinese merchants during the galleon trade in Manila.

Food Trip

5. Shop Until You Drop in Manila Stores

Shopping is one of the most enjoyable activities in Manila because of the multitude of malls here. Here are some of the best places to shop in the metro:

Divisoria

Quiapo

There are a lot of shops in Quiapo. For gadgets, you can go to Raon and Hidalgo Street. For arts and handicrafts, you can go to Palanca Street and Plaza Miranda. Go to Quinta Market and Carriedo Street for other necessities.

Baclaran

They have a big market. You can look through so many shops and stores. The stores have a variety of products, from very affordable to more costly.

Greenhills Shopping Center

It's a charming shopping mall and has a mix of thrift stalls and significant shops. There are also excellent restaurants around.

Tiendesitas

This place in Pasig City has it all, from indigenous cuisine and fashion to furniture, antiquities, arts and crafts. Tiendesitas has shops from over 450 merchants, most of whom offer specialty goods, mainly from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

SM Mall of Asia

SM Mall of Asia or MOA is particularly famous for both domestic and international visitors. It is the biggest shopping center in the Philippines and has several establishments. It's often part of a bargain shopping experience in Manila.

SM Megamall

It's the third-largest shopping mall in the Philippines. Aside from their various stores in the different buildings, they have their own Mega Fashion Hall.

Greenbelt

The establishment combines high-end boutiques, restaurants, shopping amenities, leisure areas, and entertainment halls.

6. Pray at Quiapo Church

The façade of Quiapo Church, built in the baroque style, stands out from both sides with its rolling towers. A third of its column twists close to the foundation, while the bottom part has a soft surface.

The top of the four-story bell towers is adorned with balustrades and enormous scrolls. It's a popular church included in most pilgrimage tours in the country.

In the early 1980s, a four-foil window in the center of the front of the church was screened, and a picture of the pope's crossed keys and tiara was substituted. Only the facade and the transept dome maintained the classic architecture with its latest refurbishment.

7. Hop-On Board the Unique Modes of Transport

There are distinctive transport modes that you can use to discover Manila. Jeepneys and tricycles are two of the most common transportation vehicles used by locals.

Jeepney

Tricycle

MRT/LRT

8. Enjoy a Visit to The Ocean Park

Inaugurated in March 2008, the park is famous for the Oceanarium, which has around 14,000 creatures belonging to around 277 different species native to the Philippines and Southeast Asia. A Manila Ocean Park ticket will allow you to see the Oceanarium and other park facilities.

The park is also highly informative and instructional, especially for sightseeing activities.

9. Spend a Day at Roxas Boulevard

It has become famous for its country club, restaurants, eateries, commercial properties, parks, and gardens. It's also the location of the CCP Complex, Baywalk, Star City, and the BSP Money Museum.

Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex

The CCP Complex is an 88-hectare sport, cultural, and art playground. The National Theater, Folk Arts Theater, CCP Library and Archive, Philippine International Convention Center, and Manila Film Center, can be found in the complex.

Baywalk

It's a promenade facing Manila Bay. The Baywalk is a two-kilometer path that starts at the US Embassy, and is close to Rizal Park and the Cultural Center of the Philippines, just past Manila Yacht Club.

BSP Money Museum

The BSP Money Museum, located in central Bangko in the Philippines, shows the development of the Filipino economy and its past.

The displays are chronologically arranged from the Pre-Hispanic Period, Spanish and Revolutionary Periods to the American, Japanese, and present-day Republics.

The museum is full of elegant barter coats, gold rocks, gold barter chains, old paper money, envelope bills, and silver banknotes.

10. Marvel at the Malacañang Palace

Malacañang Palace is the official building and principal department of the President of the Philippines. It's connected to Mendiola Street in San Miguel, Manila.

Malacañang includes many mansions and departments, primarily built in a neoclassical style. Among the many heritage trips in the country, visiting Malacañang Palace is one of the most recommended.

Originally built as a private household home, Malacañang has been transformed into a magnificent Spanish colonial home. It consists primarily of wooden buildings complete with courtyards and azoteas.

Visiting Malacañang Palace is a great opportunity to learn more about its contribution to the country's history.

11. Explore the Modern Cities of Manila

Check out these unique activities and experiences you can book:

There's much to learn from the remnants of the past and how it's incorporated into the present, which is why it's also great to join a Manila tour with modern and historical attractions. After all, the Philippines is a progressive country. Here are some of the modern cities of Manila you can visit during your trip:

Makati

In addition to being one of the significant financial, academic, and business institutions in all of Asia, it is the economic core of the Philippines.

Bonifacio Global City

More known as BGC, it's a leisure district in Metro Manila. Besides the tall buildings, you'll also see high-end retail stores here. You can dine in world-class hotels and restaurants and be amused by several activities.

Taft Avenue

It's primarily considered to be a component of the University Belt, with several of Manila's leading colleges and universities nearby.

This, plus its closeness to primary forms of travel, provides Taft Avenue, the youthful atmosphere and accessibility it is known for.

12. Get Artsy at Cubao Expo

Cubao Expo has housed aesthetic institutions, art galleries, thrift stores, and shoe shops for several years. One may lose oneself among vintage comics, knick-knacks, and unique finds in this place.

Cubao Expo also serves as a lifestyle center. Here you will discover a handful of options for lunch or dinner. The place also hosts events such as poetry reading, book sales, concerts, and different kinds of conventions.

13. Visit Paco Park and Cemetery

Paco Park is a leisure and nature park that was constructed by Dominicans in the Spanish colonial era. It is on the main street of General Luna in Paco, Manila and the eastern part of Padre Faura Street.

During the reign of President Diosdado Macapagal, the reserve was transformed into a national park in 1966. Since then, the park has been progressively rebuilt and has been a government beach and community promenade.

14. Enjoy the Nightlife

Filipinos love to party! With their passion for singing and dancing coupled with excellent humor, you're bound to encounter some exciting and enjoyable events when visiting Manila's hot nightspots.

There are various places throughout Manila, Makati, and Quezon City, where you can encounter all types of bars and restaurants to eat, drink, and chill at. Naturally, it's based on whether you want something lowkey or a full-on club scene. Here are some locations you should visit:

Poblacion

This is Makati's famous nightlife district, with a wide variety of beautiful hotels and bars to let individuals unwind from stress. Visiting this area is one of the fun activities in Makati.

Bonifacio Global City (BGC)

Tomas Morato

This is a famous place for amusement. There are many fine establishments and cafes along this street, including discotheques, karaoke joints, and comedy clubs.

15. Have a Gastronomic Food trip

One of the best things to do in Manila is to have a gastronomic adventure, and what better way try local cuisine than going on food trips! Try street food such as the infamous balut.

There are also fish balls, kwek-kwek, kikiam, taho, and sorbetes that are generally marketed in tiny shops.

Try halo-halo, a famous Filipino dessert of shaved ice and evaporated milk, with several other components, for a delicious snack. Aside from Binondo, you can have a local food trip here:

Maginhawa Street

Several local restaurants started on this 2.2-kilometer road as hole-in-the-wall food places before becoming increasingly popular due to locals loving the vibrant and trendy atmosphere.

Jolly Jeep

This is the name of Makati's famous food trucks. They're affordable and found within area points in Makati. Local favorites are Sisig from Rada Street, Mang Lirio's from Palanca Street, and Bulalo and Pares from Esteban Street.

Kapitolyo

This is an area renowned for its charming and eclectic vibe. Kapitolyo has two primary roads. East Drive features cheaper, more inexpensive establishments, while West Drive offers more intimate date places and unique events.

16. Join the Weekend Markets

If you get excited about shopping for local products, an excellent activity is to join a city excursion at a weekend market in Manila!

Sample a combination of delicious meals and Philippine cuisine, observe local entrepreneurs selling products, and discover unique things visiting a weekend market, like those listed below:

Salcedo Market

This weekend market starts at 6 AM on Saturdays. There are delicacies from all over the world so that you can enjoy distinct global flavors as well as local culinary delights.

Legazpi Market

This market is available only at 7 AM on Sundays. What's unique about this market is its dry goods stalls. You can purchase many artsy items, from pictures to hand-crafted products.

Mercato Centrale

This food night market is available during scheduled evenings in Makati, Pasig, Intramuros, and Rizal Park. You'll discover an enormous range of meals and snacks you can consume. Wash it down with your choice of drink.

17. Visit Fun Modern Museums

Modern museums should be on your list if you're the type of traveler who wants to experience something new. It's a way for curators to present artwork in a different form. Here are some museum trips you can try in Manila:

The Dessert Museum

This is a great spot to see desserts, eat them, and take unique pictures as well. Buying an admission ticket to the Dessert Museum is worth it as it's different from other museums.

Lakbay Museo (Permanently Closed starting July 2022)

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What to Do in Manila: 15 Tourist Spots & Top Things to do | Guide to the Philippines

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