en191s12: Two examples of failed access

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Two examples of failed access

If you do not set the permissions in the "share" menu to "everybody with the link", we cannot see your document. Please, yall, fix that now. cheers Roland
... Problems fixed. Thank You!

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Students

1 Farrux A

2 - Neset Furkan Akbas

3 Faisal A

4 Abdullah A

5 Abdullah M

6 JustineB

7 Janvier B

8 Wenting Cai

9 Boshi Chen

10 Mengyao D

11 Yi Gu

12 Ashley K

13 Zhongmeizi L

14 Lianlin Liu

15 Tyler P

16 Tiffany P

17 Janaka Rajapakshe

18 Joseph R

19 Kelsey R

20 Nicholas S

21 Tiffany S

22 - Yuewang

23 - Hao Xu

24 Xingyi Zhang

25 ZhaoYang Z

26 Rebecca R

27 Ariane M. use blog number two.

Story-in-a-Box winner: Ashley

Interview 1 winner: Nick S

Interview 2 winner: Kelsey R

Interview 3 winners: Tiffany Smith and Wenting Cai (both)

Be sure to post interviews due by 12:00 noon on the due date, please. Interview 2 is due on 27th of March, and interview 3 on the 3rd day of April. Final topics are due on your blog April 10. Outlines and introduction and conclusion one week later. Due 4-24.

Roland Specht-Jarvis, PhD

Cultural Heritage: The Stories within
This En191 course is all about critical thinking, information literacy, and writing about cultures.
Tue MC 206 17:00-20:20

rhspechtjarvis@gmail.com

320-224-2341

in-progress-syllabus

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Remember the interview format:
Elements of each interview that must show up on your blog:
Title: My first interview (30-45 minutes in length)
1. Describe your preparations. (1) Interview preparations. (How did you approach people? When, where, and how did you conduct and record the interview? Whom did you interview?)
2. Describe the interview. What did surprise you? How did the interview unfold? (2) Interview report
3. Report on country/region and culture: (3) Country Report
4. Transcribe the interview. (4) Interview transcription
These are "good" examples, not the best.
Sample 1

Sample 2

Sample 3
If the transcription fails, try a narrative about what you learned. Sample 4
When posting your interview, be sure not to use your own full name or that of your interviewee. Use first name and first initial of the middle and also the last name only (in my case: RolandHS). We want to avoid that anyone could google these interviews.
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Story-in-a-box completion for day 2

Hacker on-line exercises

if the page does not load, go to http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/bedhandbook7enew/and click Free and Open Web Site "go to site", then Grammar exercises and results, then hit the cancel button and you are there.

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LEO st SCSU

The Write Place at SCSU

U of Ottawa Writing Centre

General considerations: Please be sure to...always write a thematic statement before you start on a writing project. (This paper is about...)

...always cross-reference information or web-data. Have at least three different sources for whatever you want to use.

...always cite your sources. You find it on the web, you cite it. Citations from the web are easy: url plus date visited.

If you use text verbatim, put it in quotes and cite the source. Paraphrasing does not allow using source text unchanged. It means you report on what you read. You need to cite what/whom you are paraphrasing, of course.

Parameters to review interviews:
How is the preparation documented? 0..1..2..3
How good are the personal considerations regarding the interview process? 0..1..2
How comprehensive and informative is the country report? 0..1..2..3..4
How does the interview read? Interesting, good questions/answers? 0..1..2..3..4..5
How well is the complete interview presented on the blog? Clarity, errors, visual appearance all count. 0..1..2..3..4..5..6

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