First Semester Reflection

Wow, the first semester of freshman is almost over. Since this is a school project I need to post a reflection on Verse Agreement is going.
There have been quite a few bumps in the road. For example recording. The first episode we recorded we really struggled. We recorded on a phone in a room, but then we struggled getting the video onto the computer.
The last video we had tons of technical difficulties, for example my old YouTube account wouldn't accept a video over 15 minutes and wouldn't let me change it. After a 20 minute freak-out and I made Verse Agreement it's own youtube and uploaded the past 3 episodes.   I really hope this doesn't happen again. What if I found away to prevent it from happening again?

I'll get on that...soon...

But I think we've accomplished a lot. We recorded three times successfully; we edited, and posted them on time. We were able to create a tumblr, twitter, and a youtube all in support for this one project.

(We have to come up with three inquiry questions, so...)
How do we get more followers on our sites?
-I've done the best I can with sharing the blog and other sites onto my main profiles. I'm not sure what more I can do.
What if I got the school to mention it on the school news?
-Only problem is we were shooting for a diverse set of listeners (Which we do, shout out to our international listeners!)
How can I make the podcast better and more organized?
-Hopefully that answer will just come to the three of us in a dream or something.

There done with that. But really we are working on a permenate skeleton so our show runs smoothly rather than random.

Our goals are still the same; spread teens lesser known poetry through a podcast.

During second semster we hope to prefect the order of the show, have a constant stream of poems. We're going to keep working hard and perfect the podcast step by step. Hopefully all our listeners will send in their poetry and really enjoy it.

Send us your poems to: verseagreement@gmail.com

I want to use this time at the end of my blog to thank my English teacher, Mrs. G. for allowing us to do genius hour and giving us a wonderful oppertunity to learn about things we love.


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SNAPS FOR THAT!