ENGL 419: Multimedia Writing

Please feel free to post your portfolio URL below (you do not have to if you don't want to).

There are only a few class meetings remaining. What questions do you have about the Portfolio that can be answered during those days? What topics would you like covered?

Please post a link to your source/model text or upload your file below.

Look over what you posted to the Project 3: Project Ideas blog and the possible project examples on the Project 3 assignment page. Then write approximately 1 page that explains what you would like to do for your project and why you think your idea works in the context of the assignment. Basically, persuade us that your project has merit. Post your 1-page proposal below.

Take some time to look through the Project 3 possible examples. Then look around online to find some examples of your own. Think about what kind of multimedia text you might want to produce. Respond to this blog post with 3 general ideas about what you could do for your project.

Please post below 1 question about Project 3.

To help our group out, please respond to the following..

1) artist - title (of the song you brought to class)

2) Answer ONE of the following..

Why did you choose the song?
Why do you like the song?
What do you like about the song?

The design plan is attached. Along with my CD design covers.

After seeing all of the presentations which software package would you most likely use?

Each group's task is to respond to this blog post with a design plan that fits an existing website. To do this, follow these steps:

1. In your group, find a website that you use frequently or that you think works well.
2. A design plan includes a statement of purpose. To create one, analyze the sense of purpose, audience, and context of the site (information about statements of purpose is on pages 40 and 41 in Compose, Design, Advocate excerpt 2).
3. After forming a statement of purpose about the site you are analyzing, finish the design plan by examining the medium, strategies, and arrangement of the site (more information about design plans is on pages 52-54 of Compose, Design, Advocate excerpt 2).