Screen Shot

My difficult composing task was typing my chemistry lab report. As a requirement, the whole report had to be typed. This included all data sheets and graphs. It was hard to figure out how to organize the report and type out all my writtten observations. As I looked at my screen shot, I couldn't believe I created this. I saw a well written report. All my papers and notes were all together and made sense to the reader. Even though it took me a long time to figure out how to compose my report, once I was finished I felt satisfied and proud of what I accomplished.

Composing this on the computer allowed me to create a well organized, detailed report. Compared to my written report, the one I created in digital space was cleaner and sharper looking. All the lines were neat and the words could be read clearly. If mistakes were made I could easily fix the error without great effort. I could go back whenever I wanted and make any changes to the report. In digital space, I could record my observations in a table that the program set up for me and bold words that were more important than others. In digital space, It is alot easier to format a paper.

To better understand digital composing processses you must try them out. First you have to explore the program. There are so many possibilities to format a paper you just have to figure them out. There are even classes you can take to help you learn how to use it. One thing you can do is even look up information on the internet. I did exactly that when figuring out how to do the screen shot. I googled it. It is a great resource. It is to your advantage in this day in age to fully understand digital composing.