Some stories read very well, others seem a drag. Work with two other students (be sure not to work with students you already know and mix the cultural background of members to get a variety of experience) on a list and explanations to the question: When is a story good?
Then post your observations. Each group members posts the same. We will listen to all groups in class today.
1. Form groups of three.
2. Discuss the topic.
3. Determine your answers and parameters
4. Post your results.
5. Present your results.
Groups
1. Neset Furkan Akbas, Justine Barron, ZhaoYang Zhang
2. Zhongmeizi Li, Tiffany Purfeerst, Abdullah Alkalthami
3.Nicholas S, Joseph Reece, Hao Xu
4. xingyi zhang, Tyler Patterson, Mengyao Ding
5. Wenting Cai, Janaka R Farrukh Abdullaev
6. Kelsey Reinke, Abdullah Aldablan, Lianlin Liu
7. Janvier Byiringiro, Boshi Chen, Tiffany Smith
8. Ashley Karna, Gu Yi, Faisal Alali, Yue W
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