For my Capstone project, I decided to design and construct a custom pegboard solution for the DigVid room, intended to help organize equipment, cords, tools, and other materials used in everyday classes. Initially, I wanted to design not only the pegboard but a cubby system too. Nevertheless, as I started working on the pegboard, I realized that this task would take much more time than I initially predicted, along with requiring special tools and precision, thus making me stop working on the cubbies. Although my work is delayed, I feel like the created pegboard is my main project and its most important accomplishment during the year. In general, I chose this particular project to do for my Capstone as I saw an evident need for it within the DigVid room, which uses a lot of tripods, lights, cords, props, and other materials, often getting lost or tangled in the process. As a result, students spend a significant amount of time searching for their equipment and tools, and I felt the need to find a way to fix that issue. A simple idea like a pegboard can turn out to be effective when designed for specific use in certain circumstances.

What the notebook did for me was make it easier to remember things, not in the fact I could look back, but it helps me mentally memorize it when I write it down. I will maximize my notebook by keep using it the same I have been but taking more note in my book.

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Hey, this is my multi-narrative story, “The Sunset Wind.” I made this one how I like most of my stories, emotional. It’s about 2 brothers Mack and Dylan. Mack had an accident and went into a coma. After 3 years he wakes up. Now he has to cope with losing 3 years of his life.

This is my “Me Magazine” project for English. I tried.