My week running the Barta FWS social media accounts has been
\na blast. Coming into the project, I was dreading it. I had never used Twitter
\nor Spotify before and I wasn\u2019t looking forward to spending a lot of time trying
\nto figure out how they worked. As it turns out, they\u2019re really easy to use and
\nI enjoyed it. Tweeting was both fun and informative. I got to crack a couple
\njokes we share as a class (whether people laughed or not, I\u2019m not sure), but
\nthe project also forced me to do some extra research to find articles relating
\nto our class. Doing this made me think about what we were doing in class when I
\nnormally wouldn\u2019t have. The Instagram story that I told enabled me to relive
\none of the best memories of my freshman year here at BC. The freedom to pick my
\nstory made me reflect on my life the past few months, which was a nice thing to
\ndo. I was able to pick a memory that I think a lot of the people in the class
\ncould relate to and that a lot of my classmates experienced as well. <\/p>\n
My favorite part of this project
\nwas the \u201cBiopic\u201d Spotify Playlist. I have a passion for music and to be able to
\ntell my life story through something that I am passionate about was great. I
\nfeel like I have defined myself through this playlist. It has songs that
\nrepresent every part of my life: the ups, the downs and some important
\nexperiences. I was excited with how it turned out because if Hollywood were
\nreally making a movie of my life, the playlist would cover ever part of the
\ntheoretical movie. <\/p>\n
What I thought would be an arduous,
\ndifficult assignment really turned into one that I enjoyed completing and also
\ngot a lot out of personally. The reflective aspects of the assignment were
\nfruitful for me and I had a great time with the creative and unstructured
\nportions. Curating these accounts has been a great experience. <\/a><\/p>\n\n