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[Reflection] Reflection on this semester

This semester, I've learned mainly 2 things.
1. Slide Design
2. Roles in group presentation.

Slide Design:
 This semester, I've tried to challenge a new style of slide design ("new" meaning not following everything of the demonstration and the lessons given at class). I have tried my best to try to use more of "icon" based design, which I thought would be nice, theme wise.
 The first time I saw icon based presentation slides was a video archive of Facebook Keynote Presentation. I saw the beauty of having matched color schemes (in Facebooks case, it was blight blue, a color which is color-blind friendly). So, I took my time to get some inspirations of icon based presentation slide designs, and came upon a free to use icons to use. As a result, Kai and I have decided to create slides with matching color schemes, and as well as isometric icons I've found on the internet.

Roles in group presentation:
 At the beginning of the year, we learned about different presentation types, like keynote and so on... Then, we were taught about the importance, or the meanings and the occasions of the presentations being held. Now, we have learned how a difference in the presentation type would effect how we talk, and how the visuals are different too. We were especially informed about the roles ("heart", "mouth" of the presentation) this semester.

 To sum things up, slide designs is something I will be using in the future the most, and I think I will stick with the isometric style, which I really liked.

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