Blog-venture Time!

Hey guys! So, let’s talk.

     We’ve never really talked about why we do our blogs, other than the fact hat we wish to educate you guys. You see, we were given, as our final project of our school year, a task – a task to make a blog about our learning experiences in class. It was called “The Blogging Project”.

The Science Blogging Project 2.0

     We first knew the mechanics of blogging thanks to Urban Guru. He showed us the things we needed to do for posts and things like that. So, we decided to prepare for this project by discussing whenever we would meet up. We’d ask our respective opinions on a given matter and we’d come to a conclusion. However, we had problems in making the blog. Our main problem was that we had bad communication with the each other. Even though we had time to meet up during all our posts, that time wasn’t sufficient. Since most members of our group were not able to use their computers, we had a hard time doing our posts on time. Most of the time, only one member would be the one to do the posting.

     We’d say this was more challenging than all the other projects, or Creative Expansive Outputs (CEOs), that we’ve ever had. If we had known the problems we were to face, perhaps we could’ve thought of a way to prevent them. We’d definitely do this project all over again, if we had the chance. Sure it’d be hard, but it’d be worth it.

     We loved this project very much. However, we think that the deadlines were a bit rough on our schedules, as we had a hard time communicating with each other. Also, we suggest doing more topics for better educational purposes. Other than those, this blog was pretty fun!

Teamwork!

     The most important thing we’ve learned is to value team-collaboration. It’s definitely better to do things together with your group members. Another important thing we learned was to increasing our creativity. Don’t just think outside of the box, think beyond what’s outside of the box.

So guys, this has been fun. Till next time!

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If we have a next time...

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