After completing this course, I have a stronger sense of confidence in collaborative work and exploring new forms of digital media. I still have a ways to go in mastering the use of digital media as evident in my blog portfolio, but I do find myself enjoying the discovery process in it. The group projects helped me get more comfortable with the process of creating presentations and lesson plans as well. I found the weekly reading posts that asked us to envision how we would approach a given topic as an instructor the most helpful in learning about the type of educator I would like to be in the future. I also grew a stronger appreciation for the ideas surrounding teaching media literacy to K-12 students. Initially, I intended to graduate this December then go into a teaching credential program that would allow me to teach high school students. However, my experience in this class combined with some of my other classes made me realize that I do want to pursue my master's degree in the interest of teaching at the community college level. I'm looking to start the master's program here at CSUN starting in Spring and I look forward to finding out what the future has in store.
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