The group thing, not my thing

Unlike any other project that I have ever done alone, group project is one of the toughest tasks to accomplish. Hard as it might not sound opposite is it. You have a lot of members that will live everything to the last minutes. There are some that will not even lift a finger. But in my case, I’ve tried all my best to get my team mates to work with me, but I hope I’ll get everything done before the end of this semester.

Writing a manual is not an easy task. Writing anything is not easy as you have to keep in mind that someone will have to judge your writing. Creating this manual about a drive-in theater in Second Life was a great idea until I was left to do the major work. Having to register for second life and also have plan out the whole thing was a bit hard. Although I will have to credit my team for the support they gave each class, the load was quite heavy on me.

Then to the wiki, did I mansion that all this is new to me, yea it’s pretty new. The wiki is still under development but I am planning to get everything that is needed for us to get a very good grade. I will post the URL when it’s done.

I hoping that someday someone out there will really appreciate the composition of “how to” we have put together for anyone that might be thinking of creating a drive-in theater in Second Life.
To all my group members, either from the English class or from other classes that we have the privilege of working together I say a BIG THANK YOU.

Without you I would not have had the experience I have now. I know it might seem a bit hard when you are doing most of the work, but it’s just part of life and I now think it’s cool. Because I get to know how to do my part and others parts.

now that I can boast of my contribution towards technical communication by writing a manual, a wiki and also this blog, I'll say a big thank you to my Professor Dr. Reneta D. Lansiquot. It's a privilege to have to take your class.