So, first things first, I’ve fallen behind on the blogs again, but I am trying to rectify that. By the end of this week, I will have this blog posted and will comment on at least two other blogs.
At this point, which I’m sure my other course members are doing, I am in the process of going through and analysing my data and putting together themes. Also, I am still taking notes for my literature review and am working out its overall structure. This is one of my main weaknesses when it comes to writing or note-taking in general, is my uncertainty with how to structure a document, and using the correct language the work requires. Even though this second lockdown is unwelcome to some, this extra time is allowing me the time to concentrate more on improving these writing skills whilst writing my report.
Even though I’ve made it to Module Three, writing these blogs still feel very alien to me. I suppose, like many other things, this skill might come more naturally to others. I wonder how my course-mates approach and execute this task.
Hello Shaunna, Serina here! I found blogging really hard in module 1, but in module 3 I have used it as somewhere to store literature. One of my key texts is discussed in a blog post, so when I have forgotten a quote or something, I can go back to my blog. Sort of like a word document put online. I have actually really enjoyed blogging the second half of the course, halfway through module 2. Short and sweet blogs I find the easiest to digest and understand.
ReplyDeleteSee you on the other side! I will try and make the student Skype on Sunday 8pm. All the best
Check this blog post out, you might like it:
ReplyDeletehttps://serinafaull.blogspot.com/2020/12/artefact-research.html
Hi Shaunna,
ReplyDeleteThank you for this post- it's really interesting hearing what is going on for the module 3 students. I can't wait to hear about your inquiry.
Thank you
Alys :) x