1° Mejorar interacción alumno y docente, ya que en ocasiones la relación es muy nula.
2° El uso de herramientas, se podrían implementar nuevas aplicaciones nuevas ya que actualmente las interacciones son variadas y se manejan con mayor facilidad.
Profesora, buenas noches una de mis dudas es que para la realizacion de la actividad para la fase 3, podemos elegir una empresa o crear una ficticia para poder realizar el reporte del perfil del consumidor.
otra es que hasta cuando es la fecha para subir las actividades, lei en la planeacion y dice el dia 23 pero no se si este en lo correcto.
melissa hernandez torres , 2° V
U4GM - 5 Fallout 76 Farming Events That Reward Both Items and Caps
Fallout 76 offers plenty of ways to stock up on resources, but some events are particularly rewarding for players looking to farm both items and Caps efficiently. Whether you're a veteran or a newcomer, participating in these events can significantly boost your inventory and in-game currency. Here are five standout events that deliver great loot and Caps without requiring excessive effort.
One of the most popular farming events, Radiation Rumble, is a goldmine for collecting rare junk, aid items, and glowing blood—which sells well to vendors. The event also rewards a hefty amount of Caps upon completion. If you're looking for Fallout 76 Items for sale or extra Fallout 76 Caps for Sale, this is a must-run event due to its high yield of both.
This event in the Ash Heap is perfect for gathering scrap steel, weapons to scrap for mods, and a decent amount of Caps. The legendary mole miners that spawn also provide a chance for valuable drops. Since it’s relatively easy to complete, Uranium Fever is a great choice for consistent farming.
Moonshine Jamboree in the Toxic Valley is excellent for collecting gulper slurry, which can be turned into valuable chems or sold directly. The event also rewards Caps and has a high chance of dropping legendary gear. Players often farm this for both personal use and trading, making it a solid option for those stocking up on Fallout 76 Items for sale.
Known for its sheer volume of legendary enemies, Eviction Notice is a top-tier event for loot. The scrap and weapons collected here can be sold for Caps or broken down for materials. The event itself also grants a generous Caps reward, making it a double win for resourceful wastelanders.
A newer addition, Seismic Activity in the Ash Heap offers a mix of combat and rewards. The event drops unique loot, including plans and legendaries, while also providing a solid Caps payout. It's a bit more challenging but well worth the effort for those seeking variety in their farming runs.
To maximize gains, always check vendor bots after these events to sell excess junk, chems, and weapons. If you're short on time, focusing on Radiation Rumble and Uranium Fever will give you the best return for minimal effort. And remember, while some players look for Fallout 76 Caps for Sale or Fallout 76 Items for sale through third-party platforms like U4GM, farming these events remains one of the most reliable (and fun) ways to earn them in-game.
profesora soy alumna del 2V de mercadotecnia, la razón de mi equipo es que no me han dado respuesta de como iremos trabajando, solo una compañera y yo empezamos con lo del análisis, los demás no le toman importancia, les mando mensaje en el grupo y no me dan respuesta ¿que hago?
Comprensión y paciencia a los alumnos, estamos en una edad complicada, muchos compañeros no pudieron y se dieron de baja
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