Peer Feedback

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Peer Feedback

Over the last few weeks all of my peers have also been writing and uploading blogposts to different blog platforms. They have been choosing similar topics to what I have written about, and have expressed their own ideas and reflections. 
I have read various posts and have provided my feedback about what I found great about the post and what I would suggest to them, to adjust to make their post the best it can be for the final marking. 
Here are the comments that I have left on some of my peers blogposts in the last week...





- Eliza 

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