CCR- Final Task

Hey guys and welcome back. We have come so far into the blogging industry and for this to be goodbye feels so unreal. It has been a ride and now my last blog is my closing chapter. Here is my CCR and a touch of everything that happened to make me a better media student.

 
Question 1- How does your product challenge or use conventions?


Question 1 part 2- How does the project represent social groups or issues?


Question 2- How does your product engage with audiences?


Question 2 part 2- How would the product be distributed as real media text?


Question 3- How did your production skills develop throughout this product?


Question 4- How did you integrate technologies - software, hardware and online- into this project?




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