Reflection Assignment: The Three Greatest Lessons I Learned in COM 2206 Design a way to present to us the three Greatest Lessons that you learned because you took Interpersonal Communication this semester. This could be an audio recording, a video recording or a blog posting that you wrote about the three lessons you learned. Any of these styles of presentation should be accompanied by a visual component, such as a series of images. If you produce a video or blog, just embed the images in the finished work. If you go with an audio recording, you may submit a separate power point file and explain when we should go on to the next image. . Consider the following Suggestions: Focus on three thing you learned in the course that are significant to you. These could be topics we have discussed, written about, or addressed in class. Pick the three that struck a chord with you, the three that gave you the most to think about, the three that you thought about later, the three you discussed with friends or family. Please select ONLY three. One or more of these ideas may have been a lesson you learned by being in class or working with a study group for class, they do not have to be part of the "official curriculum," just a lesson you learned because you were in COM 2206. What have you learned about yourself by taking COM 2206? Do you think about yourself differently? Did you experience a light bulb or ah-ha moment? Did your way of thinking change on a particular topic? You may also talk about how the reading of the textbook enhanced your writing or your real life application of an issue. Describe the lesson and then analyze for yourself how this topic, idea, or search for answers affects you now or how you look at it differently, or how you are trying to apply something new in your life. For example, if the reading regarding stereotypes really made you re-think how you speak to your co-worker, then tell how you treated him/her previously and how you are trying to behave differently now. . . . Consider the Requirements: Explain the lesson. Tell me clearly about what it is that you learned and how you learned it. Link it to class material. Help me understand how this lesson was related to an assignment, reading, activity or case study. Be sure to cite any ideas that you explain that were originally published in the textbook. The lessons should be clearly grounded in a lesson you learned from COM 2206. Analyze the significance of the lesson for you. Break down into specific elements why you found the lesson significant. Don't just tell me it was important, tell me why it was important to you. Make sure to read and analyze the rubric so that you know how your submission will be graded. . . You will be graded on how well you communicate the subject, the three greatest lessons you learned. This means that I am grading your logic and explanation as well as analysis. If you choose to deliver your explanation of the three greatest lessons by audio recording, please submit an .mp3 file type or similar to the Dropbox so it is universal to play. Your instructor may not be able to play Windows Audio or Quick Time files. Your instructor can send you information about a free sound recording and editing software if you do not already have a way to record and edit audio on your phone. If you choose to create a blog, you may use any free blogging service to create your written blog. Make sure your blog is published, or publicly shared and post the link in the Dropbox. This is the lowest tech option, as it only requires that you write a blog. If you have trouble creating the blog, contact your instructor. It is a safer option to upload both your link to the blog as well as the text from the blog in a Word document, just in case your blog was not correctly published. If you choose to make a video, make sure it is a universal file type such as .mp4. You may either attach the file to the Dropbox or you may share a link in the Dropbox to an outside service where you posted the video