Today, I messed around with something called “Dory Serving.” Sounds kinda fishy, right? Well, let me tell you about it.
First, I stumbled upon this quote from the Finding Dory movie: “Just keep swimming.” It got me thinking about persistence, which is kinda what I needed for this task.
Signing Up and Setting Up
So, this Dory thing is actually some internal tool at Google for their meetings and stuff. I didn’t have access to that, but I found a website where you can sign up for a Dory account. I clicked the sign-up link and got myself registered. You can use your Google account or some other stuff to sign up, it seems like it’s pretty simple.
Next, I had to figure out how to set up an event. There was a bunch of stuff about customizing event settings and managing audience questions. Honestly, it was a bit overwhelming at first, but I just started clicking around and eventually got the hang of it. I created a test event just to see how it works. I followed some instructions that told me about how to “set up your first event.” This was helpful, you know.
Playing Around with Features
Once the event was set up, I started exploring the features. There was this whole thing about asking questions, sharing ideas, and voting on other people’s stuff. It’s like a big online discussion forum. I posted a few test questions and even voted on some of them myself. It was kinda fun, actually.
Then I found out about this “scavenger hunt” thing. Apparently, there’s a book you can get at some Disney park that lets you do a scavenger hunt related to the movie Finding Dory. That’s kinda cool, but I wasn’t at a Disney park, so I couldn’t try it out.
Getting Crafty
I also saw something about making a Dory craft with a coffee pot. You basically print out a picture of Dory, cut it out, and glue it to a coffee pot. I didn’t have a coffee pot, and it sounded weird, so I didn’t do it. Maybe I will do it next time, who knows.
Reflecting
In the end, I learned that Dory Serving is a pretty useful tool for managing online events and discussions. It has a bunch of features that can help make events more engaging and interactive. I can see why Google uses it for their internal meetings.
As for the movie, it reminded me that it’s important to “just keep swimming” even when things get tough. I didn’t really understand the part about repetition helping Dory remember things. Her memory is messed up in the movie, but I guess that’s part of what makes her special.
Oh, and I found some lines from Finding Nemo Jr., the musical. It was just a bunch of “la la la” stuff, so nothing too exciting. I also learned that some guy named Ed O’Neill plays a grumpy octopus named Hank in the movie. That’s kind of funny.
Anyway, that’s my Dory Serving adventure. It was a bit of a wild ride, but I learned a lot along the way. Maybe next time I’ll try that coffee pot craft, although I do not have a coffee pot yet. We will see.
