Sharing Perspectives On Our Digital Artefact Journey

In my recent peer review discussion for BCM302, I had the opportunity to chat with Winston Neville, Matilda Jones-Sinclair, and Lucas Merrick. We shared insights into our individual projects, which highlighted our diverse approaches to digital artefact development.

Lucas initiated the conversation by detailing his project focused on building an online presence for a glass specialties company. He shared challenges related to halting progress when the client became busy, suggesting that running multiple digital artefacts could offer backup options.

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I followed with my project, which involves collecting extensive personal data to identify patterns and trends using AI analysis. I received valuable feedback from my peers, especially regarding user accessibility and the potential for developing an app to enhance engagement.

Going Beyond The Data... Looking At The Evolution of My Digital Artefact

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Winston shared his project aimed at monetising his online platform while growing a portfolio for future job opportunities. He emphasised the importance of being proactive in obtaining opportunities, like reaching out to potential collaborators and sponsors.

Finally, Matilda shared her DA, a TikTok account she created for domestic violence charity, KYUP!. She highlighted the importance of choosing projects that resonate personally, reinforcing that genuine interest leads to a more enjoyable experience.

I think this discussion primarily highlighted the significance of learning through exploration, and was pleased to see each other encouraging one another to innovate and adapt their DAs.