Women & Leadership Final Example

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Welcome to the Example Site!

Here you will find various examples of things you can do to give your PSA a professional, well-contextualized home. Please feel free to email your instructor (mlaware@iastate.edu) with questions on assignment details, and Lauren Malone (lamalone@iastate.edu) with questions about eProjects.

Reflections

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As a group, or individually, you can use your blog feature to post reflections on both the process and final outcomes. Some ideas on reflections:

  • What surprised you about your topic? What did you learn through this process?
  • Did creating this PSA help you understand situations you’ve been in, or that people close to you have gone through?
  • Reflect on intersectionality – how different parts of our identities connect and shape how we view and experience the world. How could this concept be applied to the barriers you talked about in your PSA?
  • What was your favorite part of this project? What was the most challenging?

Production Notes

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Within the class, there will probably be multiple approaches to this project. Share some of the things your team did to put this project together. Some ideas for Production Notes posts:

  • What was your brainstorming process?
  • What challenges in conception did you have?
  • What challenges did you have in turning your concept into a reality?
  • What was the best part of production?
  • What did you end up doing that you had no idea was a part of putting a PSA together?