For the #Booksnaps session, I wasn't really a fan of the whole thing. It seems like it's coming from a good place. I really liked the meaning behind it. Everyone gets something different when reading a passage, and by sharing Booksnaps helps increase understanding between people and how they think differently. I don't like how they use snapchat, and I'm concerned how much critical thinking is involved in decorating a phone screen to reflect a passage. I'd more like to write a paper, which I think gives more room for expression than a phone screen, but I also understand that some people would be against another writing assignment and could maybe express themselves better in this way.
For the iMovie session, I had a fun time. I learned more about iMovie, which I need because I am unfamiliar with most Apple products. I was hoping to get more of an editing session on small details for iMovie, but with only an hour, we did a trailer instead. I like our trailer, as I think it's kind of over the top, and got more experience using iMovie that I could see myself using for a quick video or displaying some photos in a relatively, quick and efficient manner that looks professional.
For the iMovie session, I had a fun time. I learned more about iMovie, which I need because I am unfamiliar with most Apple products. I was hoping to get more of an editing session on small details for iMovie, but with only an hour, we did a trailer instead. I like our trailer, as I think it's kind of over the top, and got more experience using iMovie that I could see myself using for a quick video or displaying some photos in a relatively, quick and efficient manner that looks professional.