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Lights, Camera, Collaboration: Final Acts of CST 300

 Part 1: Review Other Teams' Final Video Projects

Drones. Friend or Foe? 

The presentation does a great job of covering the topic, giving a clear and informative overview that is easy to follow. The team explains their points in a way that makes sense, showing good organization and flow. The research is solid, with helpful facts that support their ideas well. The video production is clean and professional, with good audio and visuals that make it pleasant to watch. It's also engaging — the pacing and tone keep the viewer interested from beginning to end. Teamwork is clearly visible, as each member contributes and supports the overall message. Overall, the video fits its audience well, whether general viewers or those with a background in technology, and it successfully delivers its message in a thoughtful and polished way.

The Deepfake Dilemma

This video presents the topic in a clear and organized way, making it easy to understand for viewers. The content is well-researched, and the team supports their main points with useful information. The visuals are simple but effective, and the sound quality is clear, which helps the audience stay focused. While the video isn’t flashy, it still manages to be interesting and keeps a good pace. You can tell the team worked well together—each member had a role and contributed to the overall message. The presentation feels appropriate for a general audience, as the explanations avoid overly technical terms and focus on making the ideas accessible to everyone. Great job delivering a thoughtful and informative presentation!

How Search Engines Work

The team does a great job of explaining their topic in a way that’s clear and easy to follow. The research shows strong effort, with facts and examples that help the viewer understand the importance of the subject. The video production is smooth, with clear audio and well-paced transitions, making it enjoyable to watch. It stays engaging throughout, and the team members appear confident and well-prepared. Each person contributes, which shows great teamwork and coordination. The presentation is well-suited for a general audience, as it avoids too much technical jargon while still giving meaningful insights. Overall, it’s an informative and well-balanced video that reflects strong collaboration and preparation.

Part 2: Keep Up With Your Learning Journal

Throughout this class, I’ve learned the value of collaboration and teamwork, especially through group projects and peer feedback, which taught me how to communicate better and contribute to a shared goal. Writing assignments helped me express my thoughts clearly and professionally, which is essential for both academic and career success. Creating a portfolio, including my Learning Journal, Individual Learning Plan (ILP), and final presentation, gave me a chance to reflect on my growth and prepare for future opportunities. I also learned practical skills such as building an effective resume and writing a strong cover letter, as well as receiving helpful tips from professors on how to present myself in both academic and professional settings. Altogether, this course gave me useful tools and confidence to move forward with my education and career goals. 

We communicated via Discord, which really helped us share our inputs and ideas quickly and stay updated on our tasks. Everyone contributed their part, and we supported each other to keep the project moving forward. The platform allowed us to stay connected even outside class hours, which made collaboration smooth. While I believe everything can always be improved, and even though I think we did well overall, I’m sure there are specific areas where our team can improve that I haven’t noticed yet. Overall, with all of our teamwork, here's the final result:

General Audience Video:



Professional Video:




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