After failing the iLab Hunt Challenge I've had time to think about what I did and what I didn't do. In hindsight, the challenge wasn't a success due to the lack of participants. I could've tried harder to get more students to sign up at my campus (Interamerican), rather than only six. I could've also tried to been more active in the leadership role as part of the team, such as trying to get some order/structure into what we were all working for. One of the key reasons the challenge failed was due to the lack of organization we as a team had. We needed each part of the team to have deadlines, but no one ever stepped up to make a point of it. I should've typed a paper to make deadlines to everyone and make it work, but I didn't. I think I didn't
