Quote by Marybeth Miceli (TASK 3)


 It is indeed for a fact that we are undervalued because many people in general only look at things on the surface and are not aware of the thoughts and process of it however to say that we do not have the ability to explain what we do to people, for me I disagree although I understood why the statement was made as it was dated back in 2011. We are living in 2021 currently and there are several platforms and medium to explain what we do in general through visualisation and animations through youtube, Tiktok, etc.

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