Spectrum was a very exciting and challenging event for me. I participated in the English group along with three other members, so our team had four members including me. Our project was to create an English learning application called Alashé. It was a very creative task that required teamwork, planning, and problem-solving.

While designing the workflow of our application, we faced many difficulties. Our workflow failed almost sixteen times before it finally started working properly. Each time it failed, we had to find the mistake and try again. At first it felt frustrating, but we did not give up. Instead, we kept trying until we finally succeeded. This experience taught us the importance of patience and persistence.

Another challenge was completing the Design Thinking playbook. The playbook contained about sixty-three pages, and we had to complete it within just two days. It was a huge task, so our team decided to divide the work among ourselves. Everyone worked hard and supported each other to finish it on time.

While preparing our presentation, we also had some funny moments. Our PowerPoint slides had to be arranged on a foam board, and setting everything properly became a small “situationship” that made everyone laugh. Even though the preparation was stressful, those funny moments made the experience more enjoyable.

In the end, Spectrum became a wonderful learning journey for me. It helped me understand the value of teamwork, creativity, and determination. Even though we faced many challenges, overcoming them together made the experience memorable and meaningful.✨

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