Blog index so far

 WWW: A fantastic start to Media Studies – well done for completing nearly all your blog work! Your fruit bowl is creative and well designed and showcases your technical ability. Your blog is very detailed and a real pleasure to read and see all your hard work. I really like the detail for your camera work blog post – great job on using the snipping tool to add further detail.


EBI: Ensure that you complete all blog work and meet submission deadlines. Use the lesson time when we are on blogs to complete any homework and if you are absent from a lesson, please regularly check Media McGuffin and Show My Homework so you do not fall too behind. Please complete the following blog work:

Blog index so far

LR: Create a new blog post on your Media blog called ‘Blog feedback and Learner Response’. Copy and paste this WWW/EBI feedback into your blog post then complete the LR tasks/questions below:

1. What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far?
I think the strongest piece of work I have done so far is fruit bowl 

2. What is your weakest?

I think the weakest one is mise-en-scene 

3. What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course?
I think I need explaining skills as in explaining my points. 







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