Blog 4: Peer Feedback







Printscreens of  the comments I have left of my fellow peers blog posts. Overall I was extremely impressed with their posts. Both Daniella and Finna have showed that they have a clear understanding on the topic they are writing about and  both use good citations.
Hopefully my feedback will help them improve their future posts.

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