Presentations

I was really happy with the presentations from both days. I was glad to see a variety of different topics that all connected back to topics we have discussed in class. I was glad to see that for the most part no two groups did the same project. One of the projects I found most relative to the class and the Professor's push for creativity was Corey's "The Bishop's Ear" website/blog. That really surprised me when I found out that he was the brains behind the operation. I thought that was a great project that may get overlooked because he didn't have the final presentation most of the class had. I am very pleased with the reactions the groups/presenter have gotten from the rest of the class, and what has happened once the classes have ended. I am glad to see that the groups that have done videos have been able to put their videos on YouTube for others to see; also, I think it is very interesting how the beer Mike Sam and Jeff's group presented on has sold out at Wegman's. It just goes to show that they did a good job marketing the product they presented on. That also entails that people aren't just thinking of the information that gets presented in class but outside as well. I too went to Wegman's to see if I could get ahold of some Flying Dog but was unsuccessful. I do wish I had at least gotten a quick summary of what the other members of the class did their final presentations on just to get a basic idea of what they did and how it could relate to the class. Nothing special but just a quick, "I did this and found that..."

Overall I think the final presentations were a great ending to the class because not only did they relate to the class but they concluded our findings from class readings and discussions.