Luciana Rojo

Student at Millersville University | Wife | Dog Mom

[danig2601-deactivated20241226]

How did content creation go for you? What did you learn that will help you write about your tips & tricks?

Creating my GRWM video for the How to Write Guide taught me the importance of filming and editing techniques. I recorded an entire, detailed routine and then edited it down significantly to highlight only the most engaging and relevant parts. This process showed me how crucial it is to keep content concise while maintaining its authenticity. This experience will influence how I explain tips in my guide, particularly around maintaining content concise, visually appealing, and easy to follow. Editing isn’t just about cutting—it’s about shaping the story to keep viewers engaged.

[lucianarojor]

Your process of creating a GRWM video and learning the importance of concise editing is so inspiring! It’s a great reminder that less can often be more when it comes to content. I love how you focused on highlighting the most engaging parts while keeping it authentic, that balance is key to connecting with your audience. The idea of editing as “shaping the story” is such a valuable insight for all types of creators. How did you decide which parts to cut and which to keep? Your approach seems like it would work well beyond video content, too. Good job!

[abigailcecelia-deactivated20241]

How did content creation go for you? What did you learn that will help you write about your tips & tricks?

Content creation has been really easy for me! I'm an Art Education major, so being creative is not very difficult. This project has been enjoyable. Especially since the content I am making for this project, I can actually use for work since my target audience is other managers for Color Me Mine! I learned a lot about formatting presentations though, making a conscious effort to make it more engaging has been insightful!

@npfannen

[lucianarojor]

Your experience with content creation sounds amazing, especially since it connects directly to your work at Color Me Mine! It’s awesome that you’re making content that’s both creative and practical for your target audience. I love how you mentioned focusing on formatting presentations to make them more engaging, that’s such a crucial skill and can really elevate the way ideas are shared. How do you decide what specific elements to include to make your presentations stand out? I’m curious if any of your insights could apply to digital content strategies, too. Great job leveraging your creativity for multiple purposes!

[minkysposts]

Original Content Writing

Post a tip or trick you are offering in your guide that is useful to all of us!

I added in my guide that using hand gestures helps emphasize the main point you are making when telling a story because the content creators that I’ve watched do that in order to simulate what happens in the story.

[lucianarojor]

I love your tip about using hand gestures to emphasize key points in storytelling! It’s such an engaging way to visually connect with the audience and make the narrative more dynamic. I can see how this would be especially useful for creators who focus on video content or even live presentations. Have you noticed if specific types of gestures work better depending on the story being told? I think this technique could also pair well with other nonverbal communication elements like facial expressions to add even more impact. Great insight that’s easy to apply across different content formats!

[lucianarojor]

Post an image of an element of your How to Write Guide that needs input from your peers.

I’m looking for feedback on this section of my How to Write Guide focused on content development tips. Does the visual structure make the information clear and easy to follow? Are there any areas where I could add more depth or make the connections between ideas stronger? I tried to balance simplicity with actionable advice, but I’d love to know if you think the tips are practical for creators. Also, do the categories (e.g., hashtags, caption crafting) feel relevant to your experiences or needs? Any suggestions for improvement would be incredibly helpful as I refine this for my audience!

[lucianarojor]

how did content creation go for you? What did you learn that will help you write about your tips & tricks?

Content creation went well overall! Diving into family-focused posts gave me insight into how personal connections drive engagement, especially when authenticity shines through. I learned that striking a balance between polished visuals and relatable storytelling is key, followers connect more with creators who share real, imperfect moments. This will guide my tips, emphasizing that influencers should focus on authenticity over perfection. I also realized the importance of clear, concise captions to complement visuals without overwhelming audiences. These lessons will shape my guide to be practical and tailored to the realities of content creators aiming to strengthen their audience connection.

[lucianarojor]

Post a tip or trick you are offering in your guide that is useful to all of us!

One of the key tricks in my How to Write Guide is to analyze engagement data to identify your most successful content type. For example, if family posts get the most likes, focus your strategy there. This trick is useful for everyone in #writ318mu because understanding your audience’s preferences applies to all writing, whether it’s academic, professional, or creative. Knowing what resonates helps you refine your tone, structure, and message to increase impact. It’s not just about creating content; it’s about creating the right content. For us, this means applying audience analysis skills to enhance everything we write and share.

[lucianarojor]

Thursday Check-in week 12

what assignment questions do you have that will help you complete the H2WG assignment successfully?

What’s the best way to balance helpful tips with engaging, relatable language in the How to Write Guide? I want to ensure my tone connects with content creators while staying professional. Also, how specific should my examples be, should they focus entirely on the influencers I’ve analyzed, or would general scenarios work better? Lastly, is there a recommended format for presenting the guide? For instance, would headings and bullet points be enough, or should I aim for a more conversational flow? Clarifying these aspects will help me create a guide that’s both practical and easy to use for my audience.

@npfannen

[lmacdougall]

Original Content Writing 1 - Week 15

Where will you adjust your Content Learning Reflection to strengthen your point?

I plan to add more specific details to the examples I provided to strengthen my point and develop my responses further. I also want to go in and add more examples to my responses to each question to show more variety in my work and writing experiences.

[lucianarojor]

Your plan to add more specific details and examples to your responses is a great approach! It’s amazing how even small, concrete examples can make a big difference in strengthening your points and making your reflections more relatable and impactful. Adding variety is such a good idea too, it really shows the range of what you’ve learned and how those experiences have shaped your skills. I’m excited to see how your revisions turn out, especially with those new examples to back up your ideas! GOOD LUCK ON FINALS!

[dpsauve567]

what do you like the most about your CL Reflection?

There is a good amount that I am liking about my content learning reflection so far. These are some pretty standard interview questions from what I have seen so far from places I have interviewed so I like that I already have a general basis of knowledge and how to respond. However, what I am liking most is how much I’ve seen my answers grow. Earlier in the semester they would not have been as in depth or as well answered. This class has taught me so much about web writing and I feel that I am ready to take on an interview for a job in this field.

[lucianarojor]

Your reflection is super relatable! It’s amazing how this class has helped build confidence for things like interviews—I feel the same way. Seeing how your answers have grown throughout the semester is such a big accomplishment. It’s cool that this course not only gave you tools for web writing but also helped you feel more prepared for real-world situations like job interviews. I totally agree that understanding how to answer these kinds of questions is so important, and it’s awesome that you’re ready to take on interviews in this field. Great work!

[sublimecapy]

Original Content Post Week 15 (1 of 3)

What are you most proud of with your writing process?

This semester I feel that I had made improvements to my own revision process and I am able to look at my own work and understand what areas need to be revised. I have struggled with the revision process in recent years because my previous college did not stress the importance of it. They gave a close due date to an assignment and it was expected of us to fix things without a specified revision period. With that being said, I am proud that I have fully embraced the revision process this semester and completely understand its importance as I will be using it in the future.

[lucianarojor]

I totally get where you’re coming from about the revision process! It’s such a huge step to go from just meeting deadlines to really taking the time to reflect and improve. I think it’s awesome that you’ve been able to embrace revisions this semester and see how much they can help your writing. It’s so relatable that previous classes didn’t focus on that, same here! Knowing how important revisions are is definitely going to make a difference in your future work. Great job sticking with it and making it such a big part of your process!

[lucianarojor]

what are you most proud of with your writing process?

What I’m most proud of with my writing process is how adaptable and intentional it has become. I’ve learned to start by analyzing the audience, context, and purpose, which helps me create content that resonates and feels relevant. I also take time to outline and organize my ideas, ensuring clarity and flow before drafting. Feedback has become an essential part of my process—I’ve grown more open to collaboration and constructive critique. Ultimately, I’m proud that my process balances creativity with strategy, helping me craft thoughtful, impactful content across different platforms.

[lucianarojor]

what do you like most about your learning?

What I like most about my learning in web writing is how practical and adaptable it feels. I’ve gained skills that directly apply to real-world scenarios, like crafting engaging content for specific audiences and optimizing it for different digital platforms. Learning how to balance creativity with technical elements like accessibility has been especially rewarding. I also appreciate how this course emphasized user experience and audience needs, pushing me to think critically about the impact of my writing. Overall, I love how these lessons have made me more confident and versatile as a writer in the digital space.

[lucianarojor]

what do you like the most about your CL Reflection?

What I like most about my Content Learning Reflection is how it allowed me to see my growth as a web writer. Reflecting on the projects and skills I’ve developed, like adapting my tone for different audiences or incorporating visuals for user engagement, gave me a sense of accomplishment. It was also rewarding to connect the key concepts from the course, like information architecture and audience analysis, to my future writing goals. The reflection felt like a meaningful way to document what I’ve learned and how I can continue to improve and apply these skills in the future.

[lucianarojor]

Thursday Check-in Week 15

what questions do you have about web writing that will help you after you finish this course?

As I wrap up this course, I wonder how to balance creativity with the technical demands of web writing. How can I stay authentic while optimizing for SEO and algorithms? I’m also curious about the best ways to incorporate accessibility features seamlessly into my writing process. Lastly, what are effective methods to build a unique voice across multiple platforms without losing consistency?

@npfannenn Thank you for a great semester!

[lucianarojor]

Dr.P Game

This is a blooper and funny moment of a TikTok that my friend and I were trying to make. We were supposed to same the same thing at the same time and we said completely different things. 😂🤦🏽‍♀️

[dpsauve567]

what does your final revision process look like?

For me this is pretty simple. I first take a look at all of the feedback I’ve been given for the two drafts and I start to build off of that. Once I’ve satisfied the feedback to the best of my ability, I take a look at my whole project. This usually comes after a break so I go back with fresh eyes. This allows me to find new grammar mistakes, new ways to make my project flashy and look less essay like. Once all of that is over and I feel that I have the best project I will create, I submit it.

[lucianarojor]

I really like how you prioritize feedback first and then take a break to come back with fresh eyes. It’s such a great way to catch things you might miss otherwise! Your focus on making the project 'less essay-like' and more engaging is also smart. Have you thought about asking someone outside the class to review it? Sometimes a completely fresh perspective can highlight areas we might overlook. Also, when you say 'make it flashy,' do you mean adding visuals or formatting? I'd love to hear more about how you approach that part, sounds like a great way to elevate the final product!

[minkysposts]

Original Content Writing

what did you learn about content strategy that you want to highlight in your How to Write Guide

I learned that you have to make your posts not only well written but also in the context of making videos on social medias such as YouTube. It’s important to make the cover of the videos visually interesting to make the audience interested in the video.

[lucianarojor]

This is such a great point about making video covers visually interesting! A strong thumbnail or cover is definitely key to catching attention, especially in the fast-paced world of social media. One suggestion might be to explore how adding a consistent branding element (like a color scheme, logo, or font) could make your content more recognizable over time. Have you thought about experimenting with text overlays on thumbnails to hint at what the video is about? I’d love to hear how you’re planning to explain this in your guide. It’s such a practical and engaging strategy!