Change Making Project: Reflection and Analysis Report

This report provides a detailed reflection on a change-making project involving the creation of a poster. The student discusses the process of designing the poster, including the use of PowerPoint, Photoshop, and various design elements such as sans-serif fonts and high contrast. The report analyzes the challenges faced during the project, such as printing limitations and the need to adapt image sizes. The student also reflects on personal learning outcomes, highlighting the benefits of the project and suggesting areas for improvement. The report is structured using a three-stage reflection model, incorporating a brief description of the project, an analysis of the process, and a discussion of the lessons learned and outcomes achieved. References to relevant resources on poster design are also included.

Topic: Reflection on change making project
Introduction
This project report is based on reflection on change making project; it covers brief description
about the contribution made by me towards completion of poster and the analysis of issues and
problems faced by me while making this poster. Learning outcomes from this activity has also
been discussed in this assignment; a 3- stage model of reflection has been used.
1. Brief description
When I made my Poster, I made a PowerPoint introduction beforehand and then printed out the
slides and set them up on a 36X48 three-door blackboard. I used the concrete tabs to attach the
slides to the flag. This worked great and I was pleased with my banner structure, at the same
time, as usual, knowing that the past and the reflection helped me to highlight some of the things
that were most important to me. I can do it differently. I'll share them here with the hope that
they might be useful to others who may not be comfortable with the plan and create banners.
One explanation for not using template is that I realized that this would require a non-standard
printer to print larger PowerPoint slides. I don’t have an amazing printer, so I had to set up a
print agency to print my banner. The initial cost to print a banner of my size is £ 45 on
PosterPresentations.com (“Price Guide”, 2020), and a quick internet survey suggests that running
at the cost of the mill is this is. While this may seem expensive, if you think about it, it's almost
the same amount I spent on setting up my banner. In addition, if I had attended the meeting
rather than been instructed, the meeting would have had the same number of participants, with
the flag printed and sent home or a meeting place has been required. Clearly, a printed banner
would be another improvement that should be measured in the organization’s approach.
I used Photoshop to make and make my images of the same size because that was not the side I
was looking for, I needed my images for a small effect, they were uncommon and of different
sizes, so I had the opportunity to represent my message. Again, I had a few dozen pictures to
choose which ones to go with, but I also feel that my banner is very reasonable in terms of my

pictures and their weird place. I didn’t have to invest too much energy into my pictures, I had to
edit them and just make sure they met the right estimates for the page design. The main ideas I
used on my content were the use of sans cerif handwriting to make my brand look amazing. I
have also introduced the high contrast basics that the later handicraft has done to incorporate
equality impact. I had to take in the dark hand he made up with the white base and vice versa.
2. Analysis
Preparing the poster, going with it and installing it at the meeting went smoothly, at least when I
was in the room and taking the participants, I saw that the activity of co-connected, unmatched
by a large number of different moderators who were reviewing with the meeting members, such
as reviewing, engaging, or updating the course. Moderators put aside a cruise booking program
in their college; the controller on my edge, highlighting the results of partial data capacity
distribution using Web 2.0 updates to a library research course. Although my campaign has had
brilliant ideas and analysis, I have not yet implemented what I have found (except to publish an
article on this blog: investigate and prevent plagiarism in a Digital era), so I am currently
evaluating the ways in which I can use the information I have acquired from my studio in my
daily work and in my future presentation.
I've added the motto to my Poster, so that my interest group can understand who my flag is based
on. I think my banner in terms of the skills used could have been developed as there weren't
many ideas I used in introducing the banner, this would be on the banner make it even more
interesting and I feel my target audience would have been more drawn to the my initial poster.
3. Personal learning outcomes
Overall, it is worth recommending and including this introduction. Perhaps the best part was that
it was something new and fresh, which prevented me from taking a step, realistically, in the
shoes of our subconscious because every path they start is likely to be fresh and new to them.

References
Free research poster PowerPoint templates. (2020).
from http://www.posterpresentations.com/html/free_poster_templates.html
Hess, G., Tosney, K. & Liegel, L. (2020). Creating effective poster presentations: An effective
poster. Retrieved from http://www.ncsu.edu/project/posters/index.html
How to distinguish a good poster design from a bad one. (n.d.). Retrieved
from http://www.nuigalway.ie/remedi/poster/media/Posters_Good_and_bad.pdf
Price guide: Products and services. (2020). Retrieved
from http://www.posterpresentations.com/html/price_guide.html