Reflection

Since I began this awesome journey of becoming a student as well as a public servant and clergy in my community, there have been amazing and unforgettable experiences as well as challenges. One of them has been keeping up with technology and the rapid speed of changes and updates. Even though I consider myself part of this generation, my technology skills aren't as wide or elaborate as some of my peers. I consider myself as a more old school traditional individual that still uses letters and other means of communication rather that the new norms such as social media and internet as a whole. With that being said, I do however, understand that it has become a unique and great tool for communicate and reach the diverse audiences and communities we are part of. One of the Benefits I have encounter as far as having an E-portfolio is the advantage to be able to update and design and personalize it at the commodity of your home or place of work as well the accessibility of tools such as photos, videos and media at large. This allows you to be able to express not only your creative capabilities but at a professional level, it makes it easier to be able to network with people and organizations with similar interests and goal. I am a firm believer that this tool enhances endless opportunities and possibilities to present not only yourself but your vision, passion and abilities at large without the need to carry an heavy hard copy of your work and or lifetime achievements.