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The main thing I like about my learning is that moment where something clicks. A lot of the time when I’m learning something it just comes with the material but sometimes when I don’t understand the material but I eventually get it there’s this moment of clarity that makes everything make sense. I’d say the feeling of understanding is definitely the thing I like best about learning.

What I like most about the content reflecting on learning essay is that it isn't an essay but a set of questions. I like that it is set up as almost an interview to answer these questions. Each question can help me reflect on my collaboration skills, communication skills and tools I've learned throughout the course. The interview questions set up makes the final not feel so intimidating and easier to break up.

Is this an effective intro? I don't think the intern would even read this short paragraph when looking over the page, but maybe if it's this short they would be more likely to.

This is an angry fan post displaying their disappointment in the show's cancellation, and the TV Movie Studio Co.'s response to the comment. I did not include hashtags in my angry fan posts, as my audience is older adults, and I felt that they don't really use them. Do you think I should include hashtags even though my audience is older adults, ages 50+? Also, do you think the language used in my angry fan posts resemble this age group?

I definitely could see my grandma posting something with language like this so I think you're doing great

My favorite show is Friends. I did not watch it while it was airing on tv, but I have watched every episode multiple times on streaming services. Friends helps me work through this project and understand angry fandom because I can think about how fans would react if this show would've been cancelled. There are many different plot lines that involve relationships that if it would've been cancelled during any season, fans would be angry and upset that they wouldn't know what happened next.

This is my cancellation post from TV Movie Studio Co. on Facebook, announcing to their older audience that Favorite Show is being cancelled. Should I add an image to provide a visual that could get the reader's attention, or is what I currently have enough to convey the message? The audience of this show is older adults, so I am not sure whether an image would be helpful for this post.

Throughout all the Tumblr posts I've created and written so far, I found that a good rule of thumb to help get noticed by others is to start up a conversation. Asking a question, or asking for help, or just wanting to know what's going on in the world can strike up talk between people. I found that simply talking about or giving random updates on work that I've done doesn't garner enough talk, but putting your foot forward and starting the talk yourself is the best way to get feedback and responses from people.