Our 4th
Quarter Science Blogging CEO is all about our insights on Science in our
school, the field trip to the PCC and the BNPP, and our journey in the making
of our blog! We all had teamwork and did our best, implying our skills in all aspects to make this
blog an excellent and fun one! Jinx was our web developer, wherein he creates
the layout, font size and font of the text, the images' positions, and all the
complicated work that Pommy, Daisy and AIM don't know how to do. Jinx was also the editor, correcting mistakes and added that bit of "spice" into our blog! With Jinx
as our web developer, Pommy, Daisy, and AIM wrote the content of the blog.
Unfortunately, we encountered some problems making our blog. Our
connection with AIM wasn't clear and we couldn't contact her; therefore, her
answers were not included in some of our posts. However, the rest of the time
making our blog was memorable and benefited us by making us learn new things!
If we could do this CEO all over again, would we do it?
"Personally, as the web developer, No. I am quite happy the way this turned out, and found it relatively tedious to combine peoples thoughts, edit and find a perfect format and template. Don't get me wrong, I did indeed enjoy doing this but, it was a bit too much for me. I've had sleepless nights working on this but nevertheless, I enjoyed it." - Jinx
"If I was given the chance to do this CEO all over again, I would happily do it! You'd probably be wondering why right now. It's because it was a fun learning experience! It also made us show other people our writing and photography skills." - Daisy
"Why not! It was fun and saved marine turtles' lives! I
derived knowledge I never knew before, and as long as there is no due date and
if there's someone to make the blog layout for me, I would definitely pursue
another fantastic blog!" - Pommy
*We are incredibly sorry for this but, the member AIM was not able to be contacted. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
This CEO can be further improved if there were more interesting
topics to share about. A lot more images, GIFs, and videos were needed give life and an idea of what
we are talking about. Moreover, we shouldn't make it sound like a lecture,
giving facts and whatsoever all the time, and we should add some humor to the
topics to make it sound conversational and to maintain the readers' excitement.
Regarding how this CEO was handled, we wouldn't change a thing
because everything was orderly and well detailed. Though it may be improved, as
mentioned a while ago, the concept of this blog was spectacular!
What an inspiring adventure throughout our entire blog! We hope
you enjoyed this blog we made just for you. So many things we learned, why
don't we ask our bloggers what their most important thing they have learned?
"The most important thing I learned is proper time management and overall communication in the team. I've had sleepless nights because of this blog and was a bit frustrated with the fact that we could not contact a certain member however, in the end all turned well. I definitely will not forget this CEO." - Jinx
"The most important thing I learned in this was teamwork is very essential. You won't be able to get things done. As they say, two heads are better than one." - Daisy
"The most important thing I learned throughout the blog
was about the Pawikan. God created such a beautiful and lovable turtle that
are, unfortunately, endangered. We learned to conserve them, which greatly
effects the world environmentally. To God be all the glory!" - Pommy
*We are incredibly sorry for this but, the member AIM was not able to be contacted. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
How about you, what was the most important thing you learned
from our blog? Happy Sharing! Here, we are Jinx, Pommy, Daisy, and AIM wishing
you a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteI can feel your frustration while you were on the process of making this CEO. Nonetheless, I am very happy with all of your personal realizations. Now you see, Jinx, this world is not a perfect place to live in. In life, you have to face the challenges, whether you like it or not. You will meet a lot of people; each of them are unique and with a different personality. Some of them have strong points, thus, this is always accompanied by a weak spot. Don't be discouraged. Be a catalyst of change, instead. My point is, don't carry all the burden. Do not be hard on yourself.
To tell you the truth, this blog is my early favorite. But eventually, I felt something is wrong towards the end. Don't worry, all is still well. You will still be admired for your talents and your gifts. And I pray that may this experience and all of the things you've learned from this CEO be useful in your future endeavors! God bless you all!
Here is your FINAL blog post score:
Content - 13/15
Coherence - 5/5
Creativity - 4/5
Voice - 5/5
Mechanics - 5/5
Text Layout - 5/5
Graphics & Multimedia - 4/5
Intellectual Honesty - 5/5
Late Post (-2)
TOTAL: 44/50
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