Aaron Davis
Blog Audit
English 101
To
be completely honest, one of my favorite writings was the blog about the “Disconnected”
documentary. It gave me an insight on what life would be like without all of
the fancy things, and actually have to work hard for it. My least favorite blog
had to be about finding Stevie! It frustrated me because other than just
looking around, we couldn’t really explain how else we found the clues. I’d
like to explore the “Fruitvale Station” situation
a little bit more, because I believe that there was some injustice in that
situation. One of my strongest blogs would have to have been the one about “The Crucible” because I was familiar
with the material so it was easier for me to analyze. What makes it effective
is that, in my first blog about Proctor, I made mention that both adulterers
were wrong; I did my best to not be biased. My weakest blog was “My Playlist,
Myself” because it’s so hard to pick favorite songs when there are so many
varieties and so many different artist.
Posting
my journal entries online positively affected my writing. It gave me a chance
to see what all the hoopla about blogging was; I got some nice feedback, which
was kind of encouraging. I was also able to look at my classmate’s blog post
and reflect on them, so that I may learn how to improve my writing. Sometime
when I would browse after just posting one of my blogs, I would find something
interesting and take a peek at it. The overall experience was enjoyable and I may just keep blogging after the semester is over!
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