Feedback that was received
Due to my absence in the first week of school, the feedback received was bias towards my partner. However there was some overall feedback that we received was to finalize our presentation idea and compare ancient war crimes with the modern war crimes. We have finalized our project idea by deciding to change to a podcast with surrounding posters. This way the audience will get a cool listening experience with the information being presented, but in a casual way.
We decided to compare the war crimes in our presentation because that way there is some relevance that perhaps our audience can use to understand better. This way it isn’t difficult to understand the war crimes that were committed hundreds of years ago.
Progress update and what we have achieved so far
Again, we have chosen to do a podcast and posters. We have achieved the task of starting our script of our podcast and constructing some ideas to use for our posters. I was away when Mr Basil suggested to my partner for me that I should look at the Crimes and Consequence in Ancient Rome. Since then, the website has been researched which brings me a deeper understanding of the harsh laws of Ancient times for crimes.
Our plan for the future
For the coming weeks, Jayden and I will be working on the script for our podcast and start to make the posters which will be presented on the night which everyone gets to see each others work. Both of us will start to record our podcast as we both have lots of free time on the weekend and plan to record it then. As for the posters, Jayden and I will start to find designs and pictures for our poster design.
Some difficulties we have found
Some difficulties that we have found was that in the absence of partners it is harder to make decisions that can impact the project. I believe that Jayden handled last week very well as it would have been difficult to make calls about the assignment. Another difficulty we have found is to decide if we are going to do single individual posters, or one continuous poster that will stretch over a few boards when pinned up.