I try to keep
my project journal entries impersonal and professional. I try not to use words like “I,” “me,” “we”
and the like. This only applies to the
project part of the blog or the stuff I write in my paper journal.
Normally it’s
not difficult to leave myself out of the entry since I just talk about what was
done. I don’t have to say that I
tightened a bolt I just have to say that a bolt was tightened because I’m
implied. When I work with another person
it gets tricky to keep myself out of it.
Enough
background.
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A 2.5 hr Skype
call with Joe Robertson included two individual speaking segments, out-of-show
discussions about the show and talk about the distribution and production of
the show.
Joe talked
about the difficulties and reality of game programming from his perspective of
an avid gamer and programmer. Feedback
was given from the perspective of a very casual gamer and surface knowledge of
older games.
The other
segment of the show was about the design of a cheap 3D printer designed around
very inexpensive parts which are easy to find and recognize. Design considerations, parts, limitations
were discussed.
To do:
- Lay out and make a description for the printer
- Publish on blog
- Create project
for printer
Journal page
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