Major Project TERM II - Feedback Response

Based on last session's feedback, now I will write a response to it.


Did everyone understand what your project was about? If not why not and what could you improve? 

Everyone in my group understood what my project was about.

Did your peers think that you had good initial ideas and research? If not why not and what could you improve? 

Yes, Nicole in her feedback talks about how I did a good job with researching and trying new techniques and other things.

Did your peers feel that you were challenging yourself? If not why not and what could you improve? 

Yes, Nicole mentioned that what I am doing is challenging and difficult, in regards of the applications I am using and the way I am creating this photo series.

Did they think you had good research throughout? If not why not and what could you improve? 

Yes, Nicole thinks that I did a lot of detailed and full of analysis research, which correspond well with my project theme. She writes, that I made it clear in the research about the way in which my development is going and that I can evaluate well if the piece of research I am working on is beneficial to the project I am working on. Overall, she believes that my research is very comprehensive and rich.

What other feedback did you get that you found useful? 


Overall do you think you presented the work well?  If not, why not?

Personally, I think that I presented well my project at the current state and gave it justice it deserved, however the way I was presenting was quite chaotic in a sense that I was going from post to post and in a few places I got lost in what I was saying. For the presentations if the future I have to remember to be more consistent and cohesive.




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