Connors Eilersen

Jessica Porretta

Megan Shier

Jenny Truong

Contact us at lifechip@wgov.com

Bibliography:

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Group Evaluation

In terms of how the work was divided up, we agree that the workload was split very evenly. Aside from our separate testimonials that we wrote, all of our work was done together in a group.

We started with coming up with the basic idea of “a chip in your finger” in class. From there, we started a facebook group where we could post links and ideas. Next time we met in class we assigned different tasks. Connors began coding and organizing the website, Jenny organized all of the research into concise points, and Megan and Jessica wrote the points into paragraphs to be posted to the site. As stated earlier, all of this was done as a group, so when one person was done their part, they helped out with the other sections.