Nicely done! I appreciate the overview and a direct summary of each steps. I also valuable the points that were shared about the ups and downs, Your experience provided me with some things to keep in mind as I move into next semester. Best wishes, Darcey
Very nice. I like how you introduced the different sections of the project demonstration. I like how you mentioned "trial and error". One of the things I appreciated about this course is that if something did not work the way you wanted or thought it should, Dr. Chang was willing to work with you to get it fixed. Your use of technology, is causing me to want to step out of the box going forward. Hopefully my technological skills, agree and step out with me. :) Thank you for sharing, Carol
Wow, this is a fantastic Intro to Program Demonstration!! This is the first time I saw a team introducing their project in a video, which is very fresh! I especially like the way you created the video: you showed us your ability of using a variety of technologies in presenting your ideas, which is very interesting and very impressive!
I also like how you presented your ideas: Vince reviewed each step, and Troy reflected the process of how you did it and what your struggles or tips were in this process!
Great team work! I am glad that this learning journey itself is a transformative for both of you! I cannot image that in the end, two leadership persons worked so harmoniously in your project and reached to deep level thoughts which are beyond what are required in this course!
I will highly recommend this video to my future student! I will be put it at the beginning of the course assignment. I used Angela's PPT as an introduction to this six-step project model for years, and now yours will be a new good model added to our syllabus!
I just noticed several grammar errors in my comment, sorry to bother your eyes. :) I checked before I posted it, but somehow the errors are still there.
Nicely done! I appreciate the overview and a direct summary of each steps. I also valuable the points that were shared about the ups and downs, Your experience provided me with some things to keep in mind as I move into next semester.
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Darcey
Very nice. I like how you introduced the different sections of the project demonstration. I like how you mentioned "trial and error". One of the things I appreciated about this course is that if something did not work the way you wanted or thought it should, Dr. Chang was willing to work with you to get it fixed. Your use of technology, is causing me to want to step out of the box going forward. Hopefully my technological skills, agree and step out with me. :)
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Carol
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Wow, this is a fantastic Intro to Program Demonstration!! This is the first time I saw a team introducing their project in a video, which is very fresh! I especially like the way you created the video: you showed us your ability of using a variety of technologies in presenting your ideas, which is very interesting and very impressive!
I also like how you presented your ideas: Vince reviewed each step, and Troy reflected the process of how you did it and what your struggles or tips were in this process!
Great team work! I am glad that this learning journey itself is a transformative for both of you! I cannot image that in the end, two leadership persons worked so harmoniously in your project and reached to deep level thoughts which are beyond what are required in this course!
I will highly recommend this video to my future student! I will be put it at the beginning of the course assignment. I used Angela's PPT as an introduction to this six-step project model for years, and now yours will be a new good model added to our syllabus!
Bo
I just noticed several grammar errors in my comment, sorry to bother your eyes. :) I checked before I posted it, but somehow the errors are still there.
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