AICE Media Studies AS- Roe, A

Today I worked on editing my magazine after reviewing my feedback and figuring out what I needed to fix. Specifically, I worked on editing the spelling, grammar and punctuation of every page in my magazine.         In my first feature article created, or both pages I noticed I had many errors that could have potentially caused me to lose points for this project and ruin my product. This consisted of grammatical errors, length of the lines or other eye-catching errors.       In order to make sure each of the words sat evenly on and off the images, I used to guidelines in Adobe InDesign. To do this I used the  link below to better my  understanding  of this  tool and also screenshot an example of myself using this tool.  A screenshot of when I was teaching myself how to use this tool ; Link I used that guid...

    I would be lying if I said I was not nervous to present my magazine project for the AICE paper, but after presenting and receiving this feedback I feel  greatly confident  in my product.  All  the feedback I received I took into consideration what I thought I should or should not change about my project. I truly did appreciate being given this opportunity to  present,  receive feedback and reflect on what I need to do in-order to have a successfully AICE magazine to send to Cambridge.                When examining the feedback, I received for what my classmates though I should alter or change, I realized I was not far off when it came to corrections with what I had to present .  Some minor details to change I noted was to center the words “Senior” and “College “on the second page of my feature article so that way the words evenly hang off half on and half off the pictures of the seniors. Anothe...