First
of all, well done TurtleBots!!!
Our
three days campaign, “Ring A Life” have successfully ended and the TurtleBots
(crews) are able to break through the pass three years records which we managed
to collect a total amount of 1346 unwanted
phones, tablets and laptops. Therefore, 1346 of sea turtles will be benefitted
under the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF) Malaysia’s sea turtle conservation
program.
Figure 1: TurtleBots
were “Ringing” with our successful result together.
I am
one of the members from Media Relations Team in the “Ring A Life” campaign, and
for me this is the very first campaign has given me a precious opportunity in
approaching with media and experiencing how to work together with media, which
all those I can never learn from the pass theoretical learning. Especially, it
is very less opportunity for university college’s students like us to work
together with big corporations like Microsoft Devices and WWF-Malaysia.
In
addition, every single media paper works to be done was tougher than what I have
imagined and predicted before the campaign. For instance, when the first time
we approached media, my team members and I found out that not many media were not able to attend our launching ceremony or rejected our invitation, we did feel
depressed at the moment, but at the end we did not give up and try our best to
write an impressive post event release and hopefully can make the media to
cover and publish our news.
Figure 2: First experience while approaching the Media.
Furthermore,
the way we practice writing press release in tutorial class is a big different when
it came to a real campaign, especially when I need to write in a Chinese version
press release. Every single word when typed out, I have to think and structure the
sentence carefully and smoothly. Therefore,
today when the campaign ended after 5pm, my team members and I stayed until
11pm to produce a post event release. From that, I would like to thank our
campaign advisory, Ms. Lim Siz Siz in guiding us patiently in the whole writing
process.
“Ring
A Life” is a very meaningful phone recycling campaign in order to save sea
turtle, therefore, our action will never end after these three days campaign.
TurtleBots will continue in sharing and conveying the message at Primary and
Secondary schools around Setapak area in order to educate them the
responsibility and habit to protect and conserve the environmental and the
ocean. So, stay tune and check our information from the official Facebook
Website: www.facebook.com/ringalife.
Written
by,
Khaw
Pui Koon
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