Today is the 1st tutorial lesson. At first, I thought the tutorial lesson will be held in a studio-like environment, something like an art studio. But to my astonishment, it is held in a computer-based environment.
Today’s lesson is a critique session whereby everyone will be given a chance to present their ideas and to get some feedback from students and the lecturer. At first, I thought this session will be a very “nasty” one as I feel that “critique” session means everyone will criticize badly or harshly and will not “give face” to anyone. But, after a few minutes of lesson, it turned out to be another way. Everyone is so nice and creative in giving solutions & ideas to each one’s design and even my lecturer, Julian joined in the conversation. It turned out to be an enjoyable one. It is also then that I found out my tutorial classmates are very creative in their own ways.
I also managed to get some feedback after I had presented mine. I still remember someone giving me the idea of adding some form of cash to my gambling design as listing out the games doesn’t portray much of gambling at all. There is also someone who pointed out that it doesn’t seems that I hate gambling as I am able to list out quite a few gambling games in my designs. Ha-ha!
Well, I really appreciate all the ideas that everyone suggests and I will try my best to change my designs. Last but not least, I also appreciate my lecturer, Julian, giving me some ideas for improvements of my designs after the lesson. Thanks, everyone! =)
Today’s lesson is a critique session whereby everyone will be given a chance to present their ideas and to get some feedback from students and the lecturer. At first, I thought this session will be a very “nasty” one as I feel that “critique” session means everyone will criticize badly or harshly and will not “give face” to anyone. But, after a few minutes of lesson, it turned out to be another way. Everyone is so nice and creative in giving solutions & ideas to each one’s design and even my lecturer, Julian joined in the conversation. It turned out to be an enjoyable one. It is also then that I found out my tutorial classmates are very creative in their own ways.
I also managed to get some feedback after I had presented mine. I still remember someone giving me the idea of adding some form of cash to my gambling design as listing out the games doesn’t portray much of gambling at all. There is also someone who pointed out that it doesn’t seems that I hate gambling as I am able to list out quite a few gambling games in my designs. Ha-ha!
Well, I really appreciate all the ideas that everyone suggests and I will try my best to change my designs. Last but not least, I also appreciate my lecturer, Julian, giving me some ideas for improvements of my designs after the lesson. Thanks, everyone! =)
THE FINAL VERSIONS
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