Thlog 9

It’s coming down to the final stretch of the quarter and this feels a little different from past quarters. As we finished up our last working project, I feel a little better about the coming days especially since there is no final for Writing 2.

This past week, we got to rebuild and peer review our WP3’s. I really am a big fan of these peer review sessions because I get a lot of feedback that’s crucial to my WP3 development. In addition to feedback, I also received suggestions for other possible genre transformations because I was still unsure of what to do originally. I ended up taking that suggestion and used it for my final WP3 so I am really grateful for that.

For my WP3, I made my scholarly article into a Wikihow article for a younger audience and first day lecture slides for my older audience. I ended up switching from my original proposal because I felt like both of my proposals did not fully grasp my article’s overall picture and was not obvious to the reader what I was trying to achieve. I also thought I would end up doing harder and unnecessary work. Again, I am really grateful for the peer review session because I ended up switching to genres that I had fun with. It was really challenging creating a Wikihow page but I still enjoyed the process. For almost every working project we are told to pick something that interests you because it will make things easier. I definitely saw this in WP3. Overall, I thought my WP3 turned out well I just wished we had a little more time.

Anyways, I really did enjoy WP3 as way to wrap things up the quarter – a quarter that’s rapidly ending. I can’t wait to develop our final portfolios and have some great writings.