Catches:
Lecture
- The first half of this class was very good; I can’t put my finger on why, but the information seemed to click. Maybe this is thanks to the consistency in the examples that were used (The Yeti examples).
- The in-class activity was not bad. Making the user persona was a pretty good way to learn something largely new to the class.
Guest Speaker
- He provided information regarding funnels and when to use certain ones. He discussed that building a funnel from the top down is effective from a marketing perspective and emphasised the importance of remembering who is important within a project.
Release:
Lecture
- The slides are moving much to fast for me to follow/ take notes on. I understand that the lectures are posted and I can look back at them, but honestly, I don’t want to. I find that me coming to class should be all the time needed to look at the lecture, my out-of-class time is for the assigned readings, guest speakers, and of course the blogs. Again I want to stress this is my opinion and understand your approach to it as well, but I do feel slowing the tempo of the lecture would be benifitial.
Readings
- They where ok, readings are kind of hard to make engaging so not much wiggle room here, with that said “How to clean up your content mess” is the best one simply because it was a fast read. Generally if a reading is going to be mundane, if its short then its still pretty painless.
Guest Speaker.
- I hesitate to right this because I cant really say why but I just didn’t like the way he talked. Not to sound like my 4th grade self but he come off just a little but as a “know it all”. But over all he was ok and gave some good information regardless.