CAS Software Testing - 4/13/10

Lately I have been a bit happier with the ManageBAC system, but I still have a great affinity for the regular blog system. The ManageBAC posting works well, but I like the greater organization that Blogger allows if you know how to manipulate the site. It seems that the ManageBAC offers exactly what Blogger does, but includes other projects like the Extended Essay that will be explored in the future.

The one thing I love about the ManageBAC system is that it allows me to plan a calendar of events for CAS. This can be helpful because it is difficult juggling so many activities, as I sometimes lose track of what is happening, and when and where it is taking place. The one thing I hate about the ManageBAC system is that it has terrible proposition and reflection sections. The proposition for an activity is too short, too specific in superfluous details, and doesn't allow you to delineate goals. The reflection section is basically non-existent in the format we were taught to follow.

I will of course keep using ManageBAC, but I will not make a full transition to it until I feel more confident in the proposal and reflection system! Also, I genuinely love my CAS blog and I don't think I could fully part from it. This decision does cause me to consider the ethical implications of my actions as well, because Mr. Hyer might be mad at my refusal to use solely the ManageBAC system. I do understand that it is what we are meant to test, but for the purpose of my CAS education, I need to keep up the Blogger blog. So it is worth his potential anger.

But really, just one question: why change a good thing?