Course Reflection: Exploring Your Semester's Story

What Worked and Why

The Course Reflection is like the Team Artifact Reflection, but contemplates the entire semester. Write reflection in the format of your choosing. Incorporate your experiences, the modules, videos, readings, and assignment work. There is no assigned format, length, or expectation beyond the information you want to communicate which might include the following: What worked? Why? What did not work? Why? What would you keep and what would you change? How? What steps would you take to retain success or alter the outcome? What surprised you? What is the plan for next time? *Please avoid using the prompts as headings and grazing over aspects of the experience. Remember what I said in my last video: make a statement, dig deeper, then peel back the layers. This will allow you to access specifics and make an actionable plan for next time. One way of considering the assignment is to think about the work you put into the Public Artifact assignment. That was also worth 10%, so consider the work you put into that piece. This is a course about creativity, so feel free to be creative and multi-moded or to take big risks. Just tell me your semester's story the best way you can.