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The Service Learning Project Presentation rubric is available through this link. |
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An effective structure for our Service Learning Project Proposals is outlined below. Please bring two hard copies of your group's proposal to class on Monday (4/19).
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This link goes to the Service Learning Google Document. You will be able to edit the document once you log in. |
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See the attached document for information about how to add points to your midterm score. Optional Midterm Supplements must be turned in by Monday, April 26. |
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The prospective Instructions Project rubric is attached. We will discuss/make changes in class. |
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If you located an instruction set online to analyze, please post its URL below. In class, we will look through the posted instruction sets and pick out the three we each think are most effective. Afterward we will share our choices and discuss any patterns we notice. |
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The votes are in, and American Apparel's rubric has been chosen by the class. This is what I will use to score your Final Maps. |
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The following is a list of criteria that will help you make your design plans the best that they can be. |
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The votes have been counted, and the following five corporate crises have been chosen by the class: NBC scheduling (Jamie Revill) People whose topics were chosen will receive individual bonus points. If your topic was not selected, you will sign up for one of these groups on Wednesday (1/20). Sign up doesn’t begin until class time Wednesday, and then it is on a first-come basis. Groups cap at four members each. As such, you should consider alternatives in case you are unable to sign up for your preferred topic. Feel free to email me with any questions. |
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