Chaotic n' Bold Researchers

Through random selection of team mates for the Community-Based Research, I’ve accomplished it with fulfillment despite the challenging takes. With Praise, Jerome, Queen, and Mark, we were able to achieve a good project together for ICT. Boldly taking the risks amidst the chaos, we made it possible to feature and write about Brgy. San Pedro, Vigan waste management. 

 

Let me share with you how we started as a team.

 

Day One, We Linked as One

  In the library last December, we’ve discussed and brainstormed which will be the specific area to be investigated for our CBR. We considered that the area to be chosen will be accessible and feasible to evaluate under the category of Environment and Disaster Preparedness. We concluded to investigate the waste management of Brgy. San Pedro of Vigan City. 

Online Space as Progress Space

On the following days and weeks, even during the holidays, we managed to accomplish our respective parts of the paper. Using Google Docs, we were able to work collaboratively.

 

 

On 12th of January, we proceeded to observe and acquire data regarding Brgy. San Pedro’s waste management. As time passed by under the heat, we had a great time. It wouldn’t be fun with chaos. On the journey, we watched a few minutes on Squid Game Season 2 while waiting for our member, had a “quiz” on how to determine the difference between cows and carabao, and also almost got lost on our way to one of the Material Recovery Facilities.

After finishing the paper, we started on making our web pages. It would be a true miracle if we didn’t struggle in the coding process. We struggled adding buttons, made multiple adjustments on the background picture, and even the layout. We aimed to have a simple and consistent layout for our web pages and I believe we made it possible.

After the long coding process, we presented it with our teacher and classmates. In this picture (below) was during the latter picture-taking. Due to our member’s schedule, we still took a picture with “him”’. 

In the end, I’ve learned many things from fellows and teachers. This is why I’m happy for the process and result of CBR making.