This week in Maths, we created a blog post analysis graph. From our blog, we got our blog archive and found out the average number of monthly and weekly blog posts. For this blog post analysis, the average also known as the mean, is the same amount for each day, week, month or year. We created a google draw explaining our blog post analysis story, the average and a learning goal we set for this year, using our blog post data/statistics. My goal this year is to achieve 230 blog posts, which means I should post 5 blog posts weekly. Above I have created a video on how to create a blog post analysis.
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Sakina Blogpost Analysis
LI: To analyse our blog post data to help us set learning goals.
This week in Maths, we created a blog post analysis graph. From our blog, we got our blog archive and found out the average number of monthly and weekly blog posts. For this blog post analysis, the average also known as the mean, is the same amount for each day, week, month or year. We created a google draw explaining our blog post analysis story, the average and a learning goal we set for this year, using our blog post data/statistics. My goal this year is to achieve 230 blog posts, which means I should post 5 blog posts weekly. Above I have created a video on how to create a blog post analysis.
This week in Maths, we created a blog post analysis graph. From our blog, we got our blog archive and found out the average number of monthly and weekly blog posts. For this blog post analysis, the average also known as the mean, is the same amount for each day, week, month or year. We created a google draw explaining our blog post analysis story, the average and a learning goal we set for this year, using our blog post data/statistics. My goal this year is to achieve 230 blog posts, which means I should post 5 blog posts weekly. Above I have created a video on how to create a blog post analysis.
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