SECOND CHAPTER; Topic HTML

Even though this year we are experiencing a pandemic, the class is still go on and now we are already in second quarter.

In our second quarter in ICT subject, I encountered some problems but still I did my best to overcome those challenges. This quarter, I learned a lot of lessons about HTML. First, the HTML tags like Head tag, Body tag, and Title tag. Also, I learned every aspect of HTML such as the different attributes. The activities we did about HTML is interesting and I enjoyed how to do those Activities. And all the lessons that I learned on this quarter help me to make HTML files easier.

I can say that I learned a lot of lessons on this quarter. And I’m Happy because even if we are experiencing a pandemic right now, I have given the opportunity to learn and experience to make HTML files. I know that this pandemic we facing rigth now will end soon just pray to God and follow all the protocols.







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