> While most of the exercises were helpful, trying to refer back to them
> for help on my own projects was frustrating. The instructions seem to
> have gaps in them unless you're right there following along, and the
> conditions of your own project are never the same as in the exercises
> so you have to go in and retrofit what you think MIGHT work based on
> the initial instructions.

> I took the portfolio class because I knew I wouldn't necessarily have
> the initiative to put one together without some sort of force behind
> me, so the class as a whole has helped. Although freaking out because
> none of it is done on time is not really helping the quality of my
> work. Or my sanity.

> 1. What you have learned doing your projects and assignments?

> 2. Which project(s) or assignment(s) were most useful?

> 3. Which project(s) or assignment(s) were the least useful?

> 4. What project or assignment was your favorite? Why?

> 5. What project or assignment was your least favorite? Why?

> 1. What you have learned doing your projects and assignments?

> 2. Which project(s) or assignment(s) were most useful?

> 3. Which project(s) or assignment(s) were the least useful?

> 4. What project or assignment was your favorite? Why?

> 5. What project or assignment was your least favorite? Why?

> the website was the most useful. i think that it's obvoius that
> developing our identity as a designer is the hardest and most
> important part. the website kind of pulls all aspects of you (as a
> designer) together and puts them all into one.

> um.....least useful? i dont think anything this semester was useful.
> maybe i could say the field trip to Horizon b/c i thought it was
> depressing. what designer wants to work like that?

> building my own website was my most favorite. even though it's not
> done (and i plan on updating and adding to it all the time) i love
> making it. i really hope to learn more about dreamweaver soon. i want
> to be an amazing web designer too!

> the timeline exercise because i was freaking out! i was so confused at
> the time and i was thinking "what did i get myself into?" but i get it
> now so it's okay.

> On Apr 10, 6:27 pm, Paul Young <pyoung.parkland....@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Please review all the projects and assignments you did this semester
> > and then reply to this post to discuss the following:

> > 1. What you have learned doing your projects and assignments?

> > 2. Which project(s) or assignment(s) were most useful?

> > 3. Which project(s) or assignment(s) were the least useful?

> > 4. What project or assignment was your favorite? Why?

> > 5. What project or assignment was your least favorite? Why?

> While most of the exercises were helpful, trying to refer back to them
> for help on my own projects was frustrating. The instructions seem to
> have gaps in them unless you're right there following along, and the
> conditions of your own project are never the same as in the exercises
> so you have to go in and retrofit what you think MIGHT work based on
> the initial instructions.

> I took the portfolio class because I knew I wouldn't necessarily have
> the initiative to put one together without some sort of force behind
> me, so the class as a whole has helped. Although freaking out because
> none of it is done on time is not really helping the quality of my
> work. Or my sanity.