Reflection #3

1. I have made a few more rooms this week. I haven't had an extremely productive week.
2. I hope to interview Emily Short, a writer for Inform. I hope to learn: How to combine items, how to make make windows, where you have to open them, and you actually type "OPEN," and how to make guns, to hunt deer with. Also, how to light flares.
3. I have attempted to research how to do all of the above, but far, no go. Nothing has surprised me.
4. I don't have a best source.
5. I would rate my progress as a 8. I have progressed well, without procrastination. This is the rating that I choose. I will next try to accomplish more rooms.
6. I have no questions what-so-ever. I'm all good!!!!!

Reflection #2

8th Grade Project Reflection #2
Jack Lewis
March 10, 2009


1. No, I haven't changed anything about my proposal.
2. I haven't had my second meeting yet.
3. Yes, I am going to TRY to interview Emily Short, a writer of the Inform Software. I haven't set it up, though.
4. My project is going fine. No problems have presented themselves so far.
5. Yes, I have started.
6. There's not very much to research on my project, but, in terms of tips and tricks using code, yes, I have.
7. I haven't been surprised by anything.

Reflection #1

1. Yes, my first proposal was accepted.

2. It was easy until the very last question, because it required me to plan a lot.

3. I think Mr. Snelling is a good mentor.

4. Pretty well

5. I will try to help my mentor along. Mr. Snelling doesn't know all of the program, but I think he knows it well enough.

6. My project is going well. I've encountered a few bumps, like problems with the code, but that is all.

7. Yes, I have started my project.

8. I really like the time line. It spaces the work out perfectly, I think. Leaving a little room for procrastination, if needed.