Module Reflection Questions:

1. Implementation of feedback: 

In 1-2 paragraphs describe in detail your plan to revise your project based on the 
feedback you received. Identify elements that you are able to modify, as well as any that 
are not reasonable given time, expertise, and cost etc. 

Our plan to revise the project based on the feedback we got is to make sure that 
every single one of our links works from any platform that one may need to access it by. 
For example, Danielle said that not a single link worked on any page, however, they 
worked from our end. So to revise this we will open it up on many platforms and see if 
there’s a way to get every platform to look exactly the same. Another thing we may 
include next time is the budget. We did not feel like using it this time because we were 
unable to add a line for viewers to individually input what their budget may be.  

Many of the other things we would not be able to change due to the lack of 
knowledge we have of Powerpoint. The in class videos and examples helped, however, 
it was a lot to take it and remember. If we had more time to play around with it then we 
would have most likely been able to add many more elements into our project.  

2. Learning Reflection: 

Looking back over your project and feedback, describe in 1-2 paragraphs what you have 
learned about the process of revision and iteration. Based on your experiences describe 
how you might approach this same project if you started again - what would you do 
differently, the same, etc.? 

After looking back over my project, I learned that it is very important to double 
check multiple platforms when trying to implement links. If our links did not work on our 
final project then the info we turned in would be essentially useless. I also learned that 
creativity in activities like this are very important and I should let my mind expand, not 
everything has to be super professional appearing! 

If I were to do this same project over again, like I said previously, I would check 
my links and make sure they work on all platforms. Doing this over would allow me to 
implicate more of my own personality and creativity after seeing that my project did 
appear to be very uniform and professional. I definitely would like to add a little bit more 
of my own flare next time I did this sort of project.  

3. Alternative Use / Future directions 

In 1-2 paragraphs describe how the technology you focused on for your project might be 
used in a way you had not initially considered? What are some real or hypothetical use 
cases of the technology that we haven't considered? 

The technology focused on for my project was not initially considered because I 
never thought to use Powerpoint as a way to create and application that lead people to 
an actual decision. I always considered Powerpoint to be a presentation source and not 
an application creator. This is especially true because I was unaware that one could add 
working links into their slides and I was also unaware that you can take away different 
advancement methods to new slides. These features are what allowed it to become an 
application versus a presentation. Some real or hypothetical uses would be things such 
as organizing events or displaying knowledge that others may not know. These are both 
similar to planning and organizing methods that can be done in a planner, but now they 
can be done in Powerpoint as well. There are so many uses for these applications that 
we never think about!