Q Overview This discussion is a chance for you to review your initial course goals and reflect on what you have learned in this course this semester. By now you should have an idea of how to write a reflection on your learning. Here are a few questions to help you with this final reflection, however: • Look back at your initial goals from the beginning of this course. Were you able to you reach your goals in this course? Explain your answer. • How does what you learned in this course apply to other aspects of your life? • What academic skills do you think have improved as a result of this course? What would you work on more in the future? Directions For your Initial Post due by Tuesday 11:59 PM: • Post a link* to your portfolio with your final reflection (approximately 1-2 double-space page(s) if typed in a word processing program). *These are the instructions for sharing if you are using the CANVAS ePortfolio tool: • If you want to keep your ePortfolio link private, follow these instructions. • If you want to make your ePortfolio link public, follow these instructions. For your Response to two or more of your classmates, due by Wednesday 11:59 PM: • Look over your classmates’ ePortfolios. • Ask for clarification (that is, ask questions) if needed. • Make a list of 3-5 things that you like about their final reflection. • Make any suggestions for improvements on the following: • Navigability (Is it easy to get around in the course?) • Style (Are the fonts, colors and artifacts clear and readable?) • Visual appeal (Do pictures enhance the page? Is the layout easy to follow?) • Content (Is the content appropriate? Is the writing clear? Does the author offer a thorough reflection of his/her learning experiences and goals for the entire semester?) Note: This assignment counts for a total of 5 possible points toward your final ePortfolio grade. Discussion Guidelines Remember the following when responding to one another: • Be kind and respectful to others • Use full sentences • Don't use too much jargon • Treat others online as you wish to be treated • Use language that supports others