In terms of actual assessment criteria for the blog there aren't really that many, the ones that are listed on the Project Brief are covered in the accompanying 800 word written summary so there is a little more free reign in the learning blog.
Initially I wasn't enthused about writing a blog, I couldn't see what relevance it would have too me, however I'm really enjoying it now. It allows me to put down my thoughts and gives me a little project to do every week. I'll try and continue with it, documenting my side projects, at the moment I'm playing around with SSH and local web-hosting which is actually teaching me a lot about Linux systems and web coding, I'm also starting a project that is Flash based to help me develop some skills in that area as well.
I hope that it can be seen from the blog that I've actually got quite a lot of things going on around me and in my head! I'm always looking to learn new things and I'm always willing to push myself into different projects and life experiences to broaden my horizons and develop my life skills.
On a final note, I know that I have a term left in Ravensbourne but I've actually really enjoyed my time there, I've learnt a lot and I know that I've developed as a person. I've met some great friends along the way, which does remind me of something that one of the lecturers said in the first term about how you would find you're good friends during your time at University. I'm looking forward to leaving though and heading out into the world and hopefully doing and experiencing some amazing things.
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