Andrea Paredes

About the course: Course was very useful because I learned the formal drafting techniques useful in my professional future. It was a successful distance education experience with a full schedule of tasks that demonstrate the individual competence. The thing that would change would be the individual evaluations since when is a virtual subject it is a bit hard to meet with the group. My effort into this course was 9 because I have spent many hours to get good grades.

The hardest part was carry the conversation sequence by writing the script, because everyone had different ideas and opinions. Also,  as  it’s a virtual course,  it wasn’t easy to get together to record  but we can do it as a teleconference. The nicest part was practicing our pronounce, put together the final video and see result was very rewarding.

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