Project SWOT

MEDIA CONTENT DESIGN AND PRODUCTION PERSONAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT 

COMPLETE THIS SWOT ANALYSIS OF YOUR PROJECT IDEA AND CURRENT SKILL SET AND UPLOAD IT TO YOUR BLOG.   

STRENGTHS – What are your strengths in completing this project? Why is your idea a good one?  

My strengths are to complete my project and to try to finish it on time and also making the information that I get from the internet as short as possible and finding simple facts. My idea is good because it allows me to get things done in time without being stressed to know that I'm far behind and I need to finish other projects to catch up with others.

WEAKNESSES – What are your weaknesses in relation to this project? What do you still need to learn in order to complete it?  

At the moment I don’t have weaknesses for making this project and I don’t think I need to learn anything in order to complete it, for me when I started to do this project it was straight forward. But the only thing that I'm struggling is finding information because it can sometimes be very hard to find the information that I need and it can take a while. 

 But I'm looking forward to learning new things to improve my abilities in the future projects such as if the future project will include making a video, I want to improve on in editing because I want to make my videos or films to be more interesting and entertaining.


OPPORTINITIES – When might you learn new skills to aid the completion of your project? Are there opportunities to get other people involved/collaborate? 

The new skills I might learn to complete my project is the ability to finish things on time and staying focused on doing my work without getting distracted by others.

THREATS – What might stop you from completing your project?  

The only thing that will stop me to do my project is if other projects aren’t done yet, then I won’t have time to finish the current project as I need to finish the other ones. Another threat is being distracted because it will slow me down or prevent me to finish my project.

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