Day #10

 Day #10

Thursday - May 19th

Hours Logged- 2 hours

Project Total- 47 Hours

Time- 11:00pm


There were not a whole lot of things planned for today, it mostly consisted of meetings with people. I met with Heidi in the early afternoon, to check in on things. We spoke about my project timeline and possible activities that I could do once I finished my project. Then after classes I met with Erik for a while to complete my narrative reflection. We went over the reflection questions then recorded Erik asking me the questions, as I answered them. I chose this reflection method because there has been so much writing in my project that I wanted to change it up. It ended up being an 11 minute video that I will post to my folder on google drive to be reviewed alongside all my other project materials. 


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