Week 8 Progress

I am pretty happy with my progress so far. I am most proud of how my stories are turning out as I take what I am learning in my other classes to produce these creative stories. I think my routine could use tweaking, but I think if I buckle down and just focus, I will be able to keep this routine and even get ahead. I really enjoy building the website and designing the pages, because it makes it my own space.

I am pretty satisfied with the way things are, although I would like to try harder and complete extra credit options when I can.

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  1. UnknownOctober 18, 2018 at 2:22 PM

    Hi Lauren,

    It is good to see that you are progressing well through the course. I feel that I am, too, and it has been a really enjoyable experience to do the work for this class. I have been working hard to do extra credit when possible and it really pays off in getting ahead. Best of luck for the rest of the semester!

    -Andy

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