PSA Success!

I watched multiple PSA's from both classes and the first one I watched was Katie Kirby and Alisa's PSA. I enjoyed this PSA because the girls made it from the point of view of a new family who had just moved to Ashwaubenon and what they liked about it. I liked that each "member of the family" was represented along with examples of programs that would benefit their developmental needs. This approach to the PSA was one that I had not thought of before and seemed to be realistic and believable.

Next was Michael, Jacky, and Tom's PSA. This PSA was run like a tour of the village, again another unique approach. It was funny overall especially when Tom was in the library and whispering the information. They included all the necessary information but shared it in a way that wasn't boring to listen to.

Lastly I watched Becky, Marin, and Chloe's PSA. This PSA was hilarious because it incorporated both acting and still photos. Even though the acting was funny, the PSA was still informative and got the point across that Ashwaubenon was a great place for all ages to live. The collective voices in many parts of the PSA were clear to understand and unique. The pictures all fit what they were talking about.

Overall, the PSA's that I watched, although all unique, were very informative and creative. I don't really have a favorite because each PSA used a different approach to share the information which made them all very interesting to watch. They all had a variety of problems and included all the necessary information.