Course Reflection
When writing, or addressing the questions below, think about these questions:
a) what to did you do?
b) how do you think you did?
c) how did it make you feel?
d)How would you do it differently?
e) Do you have any regrets?
f) How can you be better moving forward?
You do not need to answer the questions below, but you can. If you want to come up with your own ideas, ask that you write almost equally about three topics.
1) Going to school online now + next semester
2) Information you learned about people, history, and society through our readings and videos
3) your times as an academic writer/researcher – past, present, future
What were your expectations and fears about going to college online this semester? What about next semester?
What would you like to see change for CSI being online next semester? What are you going to try and do to be better for next semester?
Are you excited about any particular course for next semester? Is there one you are scared about? Why?
How much research have you done before this class? How did you feel about doing research at the beginning of the semester? How do you feel about writing your next 8-10 page research? (p.s, you will have more research in your future)
What was something you found interesting from the first half of our semester when we went over fake news? Is there anything you found interesting or that you will carry with you moving forward?
Thinking about your first paper, what were your strengths and weaknesses?
Tell me one thing you found interesting from the second half of our semester about The Internet and digital connections. know we are surrounded by news about this all the time, but hopefully from readings, videos, and discussions, you gained some deeper insight.
What did you learn about the research process that you think will be important for doing more research?
What were your biggest shortcomings that you believe you need to work on next semester? What was your biggest success?
How do you think the world can benefit from reading your research paper? With all your work and the facts you gathered, how can the world be better off with your work?
Of all the articles you read this semester, including in your own research, which stood out? Why? What about it? Was there one you truly did not like?
If you could read/watch one thing over break, what do you think it would be?
