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A brief analysis

Submitted by abers104 on Mon, 12/08/2008 - 18:08
  • Art of Travel
  • 17. Evaluation

This course has forced me to reflect on my travels, the courses I have taken, and the city of Florence this semester. I am very pleased with the layout, assignments, and overall outline of this course. In addition, I think that it is extremely helpful to read the novels or books that are accompanied in this course. They have provided various perspectives and cultural encounters that have both influence my experience here and my outlook on my temporary home. At times, uploading pictures and/or text have given me a problem, but overall, the website was structured effectively. The assignments as well as the overall course description were clear and interesting. One of my favorite things about this course, as I am sure others will agree, is the ability to read about other’s travels and lives in the various NYU study abroad sites.

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