{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"Wordnatomy","provider_url":"http:\/\/wordnatomy.wordpress.com","author_name":"fizzl","author_url":"http:\/\/wordnatomy.wordpress.com\/author\/fizzl\/","title":"Process Reflection","type":"link","html":"
So, as I am writing this I\u2019m also in the process of finalizing my e-Portfolio and basically everything else that I need for this class before 11:00pm tonight.\u00a0 Let me just say, this isn\u2019t exactly an experience I want to have again.\u00a0 I have pretty much been working non-stop all day on everything, and that comes after a night of almost no sleep.\u00a0 It was not a good decision on my part to put this much at the last minute and I am finding that this whole re-mediation process was a lot more work than I originally expected.<\/p>\n
Having said all that, however, the actual assignment itself is one I liked.\u00a0 I got to revisit a work that I was very proud of and basically re-imagine ways to present it.\u00a0 As a visual learner, having the original assignment presented in this way was a lot nicer and more appealing to me than just walls of text.\u00a0 I haven\u2019t actually done something like this much in college (or really, high school either) so I\u2019m learning a lot of new ways to be creative when it comes to not only finding good images to represent data, but also ways to actually present the data in a way that is appealing and logical.<\/p>\n
I found that having the outline (which isn\u2019t something I usually do for visual work, to be honest) was actually really helpful.\u00a0 Whenever I forgot how I wanted something arranged, I would refer back to the outline and use it to remember exactly what I wanted, instead of just winging it.\u00a0 The process as a whole has been stressful, but that\u2019s primarily due to the way I chose to allot my time on it.\u00a0 Overall, I really like this assignment, probably more so than the other Gateway course assignments.<\/p>\n"}