Reviewing Need Analysis

 Hello, everyone! Assalamualaikum!


So, after all of the groups have given their presentations, today's class (February 11th, 2022) is focusing on the final project. Our update on the goggle sheet was evaluated by Madam. She explained what should be written in each column. She corrects some of the writing in the groups that isn't appropriate for the lesson. We definitely see her intentions for the analysis writing.



We also made certain changes in response to madam's request. Madam has already stated that she wants to show and teach about an animation video creator that we can utilise during the design phase in the next session.


So keep an eye out!


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