#Week15

[sublimecapy]

Original Content Post Week 15 (1 of 3)

What are you most proud of with your writing process?

This semester I feel that I had made improvements to my own revision process and I am able to look at my own work and understand what areas need to be revised. I have struggled with the revision process in recent years because my previous college did not stress the importance of it. They gave a close due date to an assignment and it was expected of us to fix things without a specified revision period. With that being said, I am proud that I have fully embraced the revision process this semester and completely understand its importance as I will be using it in the future.

[amberkersh26]

Original Content Writing Week 15 (3)

What do you like the most about your CL Reflection?

I think I did a good job highlighting different projects we worked on throughout the semester rather than just referencing one. The projects we worked on were varied in their objectives and purposes so I tried to use that to my advantage when discussing different topics throughout the reflection.

[happiestmanga]

drpgame

WHERE ARE YOU EXTRA CREDIT I THOUGHT WE HAD SOMETHING

[kelyle]

Thursday Check-In

what questions do you have about web writing that will help you after you finish this course? 

How can I use hashtags and keywords to improve my website's visibility? Do you think design and writing go hand and hand with each other, especially in web writing? Is it important to have elements of design within our web writing for future careers? @npfannen

[jekkarox]

OG Content (WK15)

What are you most proud of with your writing process?

In my writing process I am most proud of my progress in revision. When I say revision I don't necessarily mean spelling and punctuation. What I mean is, writing a piece and then when I re-read it, finding the best most concise way to say it. I have, over this term, reworked my sentence structure, eliminated words and phrases completely and increased my vocabulary so that I might convey my thoughts more efficiently. It has also been fun to match my writing style to the assignment and challenge myself to adhere to the requirements of the audience.

[nickb33]

Original Content Writing 3

What are you most proud of with your writing process?

I am proud that I was able to do more and do things differently compared to other classes. Being able to think differently when doing the assignments. It was not writing me 3 essays and having to be in a certain tone. These were all creative.

[lmacdougall]

Original Content Writing 3 - Week 15

Peer feedback: where can we help?

For question #4, I decided to use my how to write guide as an example of a situation where I worked creatively within a writing genre to complete a project. I gave a quick explanation of the purpose of the guide and how I creatively designed it in a way that enhanced the content. However, I am wondering if I should add a more in-depth description of the project?

[madischoolreport]

Learning Experience

What do you like most about your learning?

I liked that I got to experience a different form of writing. I probably wouldn't have taken the plunge into social media and posting to blogs if it weren't for this class. Now that I'm posting regularly, I've gotten over my worries and fears about posting online and now I'm posting more frequently in other places! Plus, now, I'm more knowledgeable in areas around the web! So I'm able to take my experiences here and translate them into other areas in my life!

[kastraub]

Original Content #3

peer feedback: where can we help?

I would love some specific feedback for question number two. It talks about an experience where we collaborate with peers to complete a writing project. I did end up answering this by talking about a writing project that I complete in my specific major classes, which is also a great representation of what my future career will look like. do you think that that is appropriate? Or is this question specifically asking to answer it based on the writing project we have completed in just this course. Because of the professors emphasis on using these skills in our future career I wanted to include that in this specific question especially so I would love to hear what my peers are doing to answer this question specifically. Thank you in advance for your help.

[shanetgeisel]

Thursday Check-In Finals

what questions about writing skill development do you have? #writ318mu #week15 @npfannen

Hi!

With this being the last week of the course and all, I’ve been reflecting a bit on my writing development over the course of this course.

Being a musician I come from a field where practicing an hour a day is enough to build a better musicianship.

Is there a way that I can continue practicing writing for an amount a day/week that will overall keep me where I am at/improve my development?

Thank you!

[sublimecapy]

Original Content post week 15 (3 of 3)

Where will you adjust your Content Learning Reflection to strengthen your point?

My biggest struggle right now for a few of my questions is meeting the word requirement. I do not want to ramble on about nonsense to meet the requirement, but i think I tend to not elaborate enough on my point. I think this area is what I need to strengthen the most to make my argument stronger. I am going to try to think about each question more in depth and specifically think about how the class could influence my future career.

[amberkersh26]

Original Content Writing Week 15 (2)

What do you like most about your learning?

Something thing I realized at some point since I started at Millersville is how much I enjoy learning. I've always been obsessed with documentaries and it didn't click in my head until recently that it's because I honestly just love learning about something new. Literally there's a website I use that is a random documentary generator and I'll watch the most random documentaries just so I can learn about something new. Yes it might be something boring or something I have no interest in but I'm still learning! So, I love how much I love learning.

[happiestmanga]

Original Content Writing #3 - Week 15

What are you most proud of with your writing process?

I don't even know what my writing process is to begin with. Also, I don't remember how I write until I start actually doing it. So in conclusion, my most proud part of the writing process is the fact that I've gotten this far in life while winging it.

[dpsauve567]

what are you most proud of with your writing process?

I am not sure if there is one specific thing about my writing process that I am most proud of, but I am proud of how it has developed this semester. I feel that I have seen significant growth during this class. I have given more thought about my audience, how their knowledge will develop from my content, and how I can improve on those. I also feel that improving and thinking about new things, it has strengthened my process. My brainstorming, research, writing, and revision have all seen great improvements.

[ellebellle]

My Writing Strengths

In my writing process, I am most proud of my outlining skills. I like laying out everything I plan on doing in my essay, especially highlighting the different points I want to make. This helps me write more from my perspective. If I know what to write about and discuss, then I can go on a deep dive into every little piece and expand on the topics greatly. Laying out my papers with questions I want to/should answer is a great way for me to focus on what I am creating.

[amriver4]

Original content pt.1

Peer feedback: where can we help? 

I am unsure where to begin for the final assignment. One idea I have is to lay it out as an interview. In my previous post, I mentioned how the instructions I saw said that it’s an essay but shouldn’t be in an essay format. A simple way I was going to go about this was to insert the questions in subheadings, answer the question, and so on. I think this would follow the criteria and would not be in an essay format. Would this be okay to do? Or should it be more formal?