My peer review of Minji Kawck’s Blog

For the peer review, I have chosen to discuss Minji Kawck’s third blog in which she reflects on the ’3D Mask Making about politics’ course. The reasons why I have chosen to review her blog are because I have always been interested about this course. 

Her final mask design was approached from South Korea’s COVID-19. I love her idea of the attempt at this circumstance and I think this topic is very compatible with the topic of Social Responsibility. Currently, each country has a variety of news, and it is very interesting to choose Korea among them.

According to the content, she seems to have made a lot of efforts, including planning and making various attempts, to produce better outcome. She seems to have tried to approach the subject in many ways and aspects. And the results seem to have been made in a very attractive way to match her efforts.

At the middle and end of her reflection, she writes that she doesn’t have had enough resources and instruction. In my case, I agree with her very much because I felt that there was a lack of information and practice that the class delivered by the lack of face-to-face classes.

However, I was really fascinated by her work, and I would want to tell her that she should be proud of what she made. 

To conclude, I think while reading someone else’s reflection, I was also able to reflect differently on my own works and the next steps that I can take in future projects. It was great to meet people from other courses and share ideas. I think Minji Kawck’’s reflection was both honest and thoughtful. It’s just so sad that the current situation was poor at creating her work with more information. Nevertheless, she produced fantastic results.