Reflection 12 (13th Post) : Test and Final Touch on Courseware Project

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Hey Everyone!

 It’s the final week!!!!!!!! So, this week is the submission week for our SmartBuilder project. At this point, all that is left do is the final touch of our project. I’ve finish my part and all my groupmates have finished theirs too, so, we just need to standardize, compile, polish and do several trial runs on the software to make sure that it works properly.


Before I ramble on the courseware – this week is also the week where we have to sit down for our test. Let me tell you- the test is no joke, especially to one who is positively climbing her way to learn about technology (especially – me!). Thankfully, I did my homework 2 nights before and I studied with my friends. But, I am pretty sure if I hadn’t put in the effort to do my revision, I wouldn’t have been able to answer or ‘goreng’ whatever answer I could for the test.  Now, fingers crossed – I hope I do well on the test! (please God!)
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As for the courseware – I think we did pretty well. And since the submission date was last Friday, I have the link I could give you so that you can see firsthand how our work looks like. It’s a group project and I am so, sooo grateful that I have a team of people who are as committed as I am to do our work together. Now, we may not be the best group out there, but if there’s one thing I know, doing a group project with these fellas have taught me the importance of giving your best, even when you are doing something you are not good at (hint = I’m not really good at computer, I could be the downfall to my group, my groupmates always encourage me to do better instead, so it’s a plus!) Thank you guys, you are good people! ;)

Here’s the link to our courseware project: UNDER THE SEA

This is my 13th post and indeed- this should be the final reflection I’d write for my Internet Technology Class. I’ll miss learning with Mdm Azida again and I definitely won’t forget (if God wills it) all the memories we’ve created in the class. Regardless, thank you so much for all that you’ve taught us Madam, this won’t be the end; instead it’s going to be the start of a lifelong learning.

I had fun learning. I truly do.

See you when I see you peeps!


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