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W8 iSearch Reflection

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For your reflection on your Photograph 101, document your process. Create a page using W8 iSearch Reflection as a template. Name it: W8 iSearch Code.

Follow these guidelines-- add to each step as you learn, wonder, and grow in learning about photography.

Process:

What do you want to know? - about photography; about your topic?
What resources can you find? - about photography; about your topic?
What is your thesis? What focus will work towards to answer your question?
Gather information from a variety of sources. You need organized notes, reflections, drafts. - about photography; about your topic?
Draw conclusions in your own words about the information as it answers and supports/refutes your thesis. - about photography; about your topic?
Draft your essay. See Photo Essay Tips and Template
Share your essay for feedback.
Revise your essay and share again.
Finalize your essay.
Include:
- Introduction with thesis
- Conclusions drawn from information with specific data
- Conclusion with final point
- Sources

Photography:

When you take pictures for the assignment, reflect on what you are learning and doing.

Follow the process above with one addition: Ongoing Reflection Journal

Keep a journal of:

Photograpy elements learned
Application to your own photography
Reflection on what you learned about the process of research, organizing, drafting, sharing, revising, publishing.
Think in terms of What Else:

So What?

What I did ( describe how you did the task to include the element)

What I learned, including writing and photographic element reflection based on image