Reflection 3

1. Reflect on your role in completing the SULAM Project. Are you satisfied with your contribution? Why?

- In SULAM Project, I help in the process of editing the videos and working on the results of the SULAM Project based on the responses submitted on the Google Form. In process of editing videos, I am not that satisfied since we are only able to do our work together online and not by face to face so it is kind of hard to distribute each parts for editing among the editing members. Supposedly, the video that we made can have a better way to present the information that we want to add to our viewers so that it is more understandable and entertaining enough to attract their attention.

2. Did your SULAM project implemented as planned? Did you face any challenges in completing it? Explain. If you are given a chance to handle your SULAM project differently, what would you do? Why?

- Our SULAM project managed to be implemented as planned though we did faced a lot of problems on completing it, especially on the results that we obtained based on the responses that we got from the Google Form. We need to filter out some duplication of results, which narrowed down our numbers of responders. If we did have a chance to handle our SULAM project differently, we might be using a more effective methods to approach our responders, like having our question regarding our project to be answered directly by face to face instead of doing it online. 

3. List down the positive impact of your SULAM project on the community partner that you were dealing with. Describe the positive and negative (if any) feedbacks that you received.

- Some of the positive impacts of our SULAM project on the communities were like they were able to gain new information regarding the Single Use of Plastic Project Implementation, a few innovative ways to reuse back the plastic that we have instead of throwing them away and also hoping that they can have a campaign about this project. On the other hand, the negative feedbacks that we got is like some of them are hoping that we could include more ways to do more plastic recycling which is much more productive and not time-consuming.

4. What is the most valuable experience during your SULAM Project?

- The most valuable experience when we do our SULAM project is when we tried to figure out on how we were supposed to do our own reports on this project based on our own creativity. There was also a few suggestions on how we are supposed to act for our video making which ended up to be a simple, informative short video.