Reflections on Collaborative Writing Essay

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Doing this online collaborating essay was actually way more fun than I would’ve expected. At first me my peers and Muhammed and İrem struggled with finding a movie we all watched, but I managed to find one. At last, we talked about one of our favourite anime movies, “Your Name,” and created a Google doc in which we worked on. 

Using Google Docs was overall easy for us because we also had a Zoom meeting together where we figured out how to use the app together. We also talked about many aspects of the movie while we were at it, and it was really fun to talk about a movie I love with some of my best friends. We even decided we should go to the cinema together when we are all free! Hopefully, my friends enjoyed making this project with me as well. Furthermore, this assignment gave us a chance to talk about our takes on this movie in a more critical way, and it was interesting to hear that everyone had different parts of the movie that they liked most.

 Another thing I enjoyed while making this assignment was reading the useful criticisms from my peers. For example, I made some writing mistakes in the beginning. Thankfully, my peers helped me correct my mistakes just like how I helped them correct theirs. 

I feel like using Google Docs created an environment in which everyone can trust each other to correct their mistakes. This project was fairly easy thanks to my peers' help, and I found out that working with them while writing gave me a sense of comfort since they were there to give me constructive advice throughout the whole project. In conclusion, I would say this was a very educational and enjoyable assignment where we focused on peerwork.

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