The Last Week of Social Media

 The Last Week of Social Media

    This week is the last week of my Social Media class. Throughout this semester, our group was tasked with posting and creating content for Ohio Northern Sports. It was a serious matter because not only was our professor grading some of our projects, but Ohio Northern Sports also had a say in what our grade should be, which is really scary because you might've thought you did a good job, but they didn't think so then you are sort of screwed. 

    Our final presentation is today, and I am incredibly nervous for several reasons. One reason is that we must review everything we did throughout our presentation over the past few months. We have everything requested, but you never know if you are leaving some things off. Another reason why I am so nervous is because I have a tendency to stutter when I'm presenting. I tend to repeat the exact same phrase. I really try not to, but it sometimes just happens. Hopefully, I can breathe, calm down, and finish this presentation with minimum slip-ups. 

    As I look back at what our group accomplished, I am proud of them for how we were able to work as one and help each other out when something went wrong. I appreciate the effort Rosie and Roman made for our group. I feel a little relieved that it is over because it was stressful ensuring everything was accurate. 

    Did you all enjoy the past couple of months with your client? If so, what was your favorite part of working with your group? As always, I will see you guys in the next one. 

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