So Rave on Air 2008 is over. On the one hand I’m pleased; this project has been pretty tough and there’s been a lot of ups and downs. But then I guess that’s to be expected of any project, especially something that you’ve never done before. On the other hand it was great fun and a brilliant learning experience. It was something we’ve never done before, and it presented a great challenge. It’s opened my eyes to a lot of future possibilities and careers; it never hurts to branch out a little.
Today was day one of Rave on Air. The day for friends and family. Tomorrow shall be the final test when all the delegates from various companies come to see what we’ve done.
After a long few weeks, Rave on Air 2007 is finally over. The whole thing was amazing and will definately be something I do next year. With any luck I’ll be able to get a lot more involved then too. It was the first time I took part in the event, so I discovered a lot about it and had great fun. I made two websites for the event, Citizen Journalism and Creepy Crawlyz. The Creepy Crawlyz site didn’t get much presentation which was unfortunate, but Citizen Journalism seemed to be very popular due to the hard work of everyone on the team.
The Creepy Crawlyz site had an interacive flash garden (which the link above will take you to) which I was very pleased with. However I was incredibly impressed with the way we ran Citizen Journalism using a team of journalists and editors consistanty suplying me with new posts to go onto the website. Despite being very hectic, it was a really fun day
Also, with the arrival of the virtual garden to the website I’ve added a new Flash section in the portfolio.
