Blog feedback and learner response

WWW: It’s great that your blog is set up and you’ve posted all the work so far – this is a really positive sign! I like some of your answers to the first 10 questions and we will definitely be learning to edit later in the course. Your fruit bowl also looks fantastic – through I’m not sure what palette it is for? A bit of text here would really help.

EBI: The biggest area to work on is your attention to detail. If you look at your first 10 questions, you have misread a couple of them so your answer doesn’t really make sense. Similarly, on your Doctor Who answer you miss out the word ‘female’ – which completely changes the point you are making. Finally, on your chosen advert for denotation and connotation I think you’ve missed the key message of the advert – it’s suggesting that the product makes the audience alert and productive so they get all of their work done.


Reflect on your first month of Media. What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far? What is your weakest? What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course?

I think my strongest piece of work is advertising as i do business and am good at it, and my weakest is probably Photoshop. I think i need to get more familiar with Photoshop to become more skilled. 


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