Two Week Plan Summary

  •  Three things I accomplished for my two-week plan
- The first thing I accomplished was creating an Instagram for my Innovations class. I created an Instagram that gives valuable information and recognition to the homeless problem around the world. My page was created to shine a light on the problems going on in the world.
- The second thing I set out to accomplish was not fully completed. I set a goal to interact with the comments on my Instagram page. I ended up not getting any comments on the page. I failed to complete this task I set for myself. I am determined to post again in the future and interact with my followers.
- The third and last goal I set for myself was getting to 10 followers on my "jankos_innovationsblog." I reached my goal of ten followers. I am up to thirteen and climbing. In the future weeks, I will create bigger goals for my page to accomplish. I am not proud of my two-week plan I feel that I could have done better with interacting with my followers, posting more, etc.

  • The Biggest accomplishment of my two-week plan
- The biggest accomplishment from my two-week plan was my first Instagram post about New Yorks's homeless problem. In my post, I explained that New York has the highest population of homeless people in America. California is not far behind New York. I explained why they had such a high rate in the city because the factors leading to this problem consist of domestic violence; job loss; hazardous housing conditions, and eviction.

  • How could I have done better in my two-week plan
- During my two-week plan I did research throughout the week giving my evidence about my topic. I reached all my goals except for one. I wanted to interact with my followers on Instagram. I did not receive any feedback. I could have done better by posting more often to get people's attention. In my next week's plan, I strive to complete all my goals 100%. 

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