Hey guys! So this week in Media, we did something a little differently in class. Can you guess what? Well, instead of working on our Second Quarter Projects, we took some time to reflect on our First Quarter Projects. I think we watched like four or five different news stories from the class, and for each one we would get to grade it, talk about things that we liked, and things that could be improved. I actually really like critiquing other people's projects and even more, getting feedback on my own project. Personally, I think feedback is very important. In this blog, I will be talking all about how feedback helps us get better and improve.
The first way that feedback helps people to improve is that it gives a response from the audience. If you want to get better and want more people to watch and enjoy your video, you need to know what people liked and disliked about it.Without feedback, you have no idea what people liked and what people disliked about your work. It is essential for people to get feedback in order to improve. I mean, think about this: if you didn't get feedback and you just kept doing what you were doing, thinking people liked your work, then you would never improve.
One thing that I like about feedback is it opens your one-perspective mind to a bunch of different perspectives. Each different person gives you a different point of view on your project, which is really neat. It's funny because most people don't view themselves and even their work the way that other people do. Feedback can give you an honest view on what people thought was good, and what people thought wasn't so good.
So, as I've made clear, feedback is basically a way to get better through compliments and constructive criticism. One thing I've noticed is that usually people get more comments on ways than they can improve than things that they did well. This is because feedback is used as a way to get better, so if there's a little bitty something that isn't bad, but can be improved upon, people are definitely going to point that out to make sure your work can be the absolutely best that it can be. It's very important that when you receive criticism, you don't view it in a negative way. People are not trying to insult you or your work when they point out the flaws they see in your work, they are only trying to help you get better.
In conclusion, feedback is a very important tool that helps people drastically improve their work. It gives an honest response from the audience on what they liked and didn't like. I can't wait to get feedback on my own first quarter media project!
The first way that feedback helps people to improve is that it gives a response from the audience. If you want to get better and want more people to watch and enjoy your video, you need to know what people liked and disliked about it.Without feedback, you have no idea what people liked and what people disliked about your work. It is essential for people to get feedback in order to improve. I mean, think about this: if you didn't get feedback and you just kept doing what you were doing, thinking people liked your work, then you would never improve.
One thing that I like about feedback is it opens your one-perspective mind to a bunch of different perspectives. Each different person gives you a different point of view on your project, which is really neat. It's funny because most people don't view themselves and even their work the way that other people do. Feedback can give you an honest view on what people thought was good, and what people thought wasn't so good.
So, as I've made clear, feedback is basically a way to get better through compliments and constructive criticism. One thing I've noticed is that usually people get more comments on ways than they can improve than things that they did well. This is because feedback is used as a way to get better, so if there's a little bitty something that isn't bad, but can be improved upon, people are definitely going to point that out to make sure your work can be the absolutely best that it can be. It's very important that when you receive criticism, you don't view it in a negative way. People are not trying to insult you or your work when they point out the flaws they see in your work, they are only trying to help you get better.
In conclusion, feedback is a very important tool that helps people drastically improve their work. It gives an honest response from the audience on what they liked and didn't like. I can't wait to get feedback on my own first quarter media project!
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