White+Tigers

1. Describe your leadership style. For example, do you want to be in charge of all parts of the project? Do you give others responsibilities? Do you just try to clarify others' ideas. I think my leadership in the group was "okay". I did kind-of all the things listed. I did a lot of parts of the project, but I gave others responsibilities to contribute to the final powerpoint... For example, I had Ashley and Naomi work on a conclusion slide while Jun Soo and I worked on collecting visuals for some slides. I did try to clarify others' ideas, too. I tried to understand some of the things other group members contributed and gave them consideration for placement in the powerpoint. 2. How did your best ideas come to be? My group liked most of my ideas, so there wasn't really an obstacle on their "pathway to being". My group appreciated simplicity, so I suppose the idea of a powerpoint was appealing anyway. The slides of the powerpoint could be like pages of the book, translated. So we went through the main points of our section and put the ideas onto slides, then found visuals to accompany them. 3. What was the most challenging aspect of being the leader? The most challenging part of being the leader in my group was staying on task and maintaining productivity. It was a little difficult to be creative and serious about finishing at the same time for me, as well as other members of my group.
 * Lead Designer**:

Just post what you documented. Edit it first, though. I documented what everyone did and how we worked together for the project.
 * Documentarian:**

Naomi-Documentarian-I wrote down all the things that everyone in the group was doing, and also helped to find pictures for the pages. Ashley- Spokesperson- She helped out with a little bit of everything; she found pictures and gave her thoughts and ideas to the group. She did a lot to help out with the ideas of the project and helping the group finish. Sierra- Lead Designer-She kept the group going and flowing well, and she took the initiative to say what we're doing, how we're doing it, and what we have to do to finish it. She controlled the group, but in a good way, and without her, it would have been hard to finish the project. Jun Soo- Technician-He used his computer to make the powerpoint, and find the pictures.

1. Why did you choose to be spokesperson? 2. How did you make sure you represented the groups' ideas and not just your own ideas? 3. Besides representing the group, how did you contribute to the creation of your resource?
 * Spokesperson**:

The reason I wanted to be spokesperson was because I chose last and got Spokesperson. End of Story. Since I was spokesperson I had the job of representing my group. I didn't have any ideas when doing the project so I couldn't voice my own ideas. It helped that we agreed on a rough draft of our idea and then I just repeated it to the class. I didn't just sit back and watch my group work since my job was to be the voice of our group. I did some work too. Each of us received copies of the powerpoint and we each did our own thing to it. We then sent it out to our technician who then arranged everything together.

Technician: 1. Why did you choose technician? 2. What digital tools did you choose to use and why? 3. What was most frustrating about your job? Was there anything your group wanted to do that the technology held you back from doing?

I chose to be a technician because I thought it was the easiest job even though it came out to be one of the hardest jobs. I like using computers and using tools and it was a reason why I chose the job, a technician. It was very interesting being a technician in my group. I got to collect a lot of pictures that we could use on the digital tools. My group chose a digital tool called powerpoint because it could best show our group's idea. We need a digital tool that could represent our ideas and pictures at same time. There was not very many frustrating things about my job because my group helped me when i was in troubles so it was not very bad.