Reyyan Özgür

🎧 Listen to my podcast As part of our ICT course this semester, we were asked to create a 60-second podcast called “Ideas to Make the World a Better Place.” While brainstorming, I drew inspiration from my experience working in the textile industry earlier this semester. That experience made me more aware of the industry's environmental and ethical challenges, which became the focus of my podcast. Recording was a bit tricky—I struggled to find a quiet space and had to manage background noise. I also found it challenging to fit everything I wanted to say into just one minute, but it taught me the value of clear and concise communication. Despite these obstacles, I enjoyed the creative process and was satisfied with the final result. Overall, this assignment was both fun and educational. It helped me explore a new medium and develop skills in digital storytelling. In the future, I’d love to give my own students a similar project to encourage critical thinking, creativity, and awar...

  For my infographic project, I was tasked with visually communicating an important topic. I chose to focus on cyberbullying, a very important topic in today's digital age, especially in the context of young people and online interactions. My goal was to create an informative and attention-grabbing design that raises awareness about the dangers of cyberbullying and provides key statistics and tips for prevention. The design process was both challenging and rewarding. I used an online tool called Pictochart, which made it easy to drag and drop elements, but the real challenge was organizing the content effectively. I had to ensure that the information was clear, concise and engaging without overwhelming the viewer. Deciding which statistics to include and how to present them visually took some time, but making sure the message was effective was crucial. Infographics can be incredibly valuable in an English class, especially for visual learners. They simplify complex information and ...