Calendar

This course calendar is subject to change throughout the semester. Click on a date to join the associated Zoom meeting (passcode: 894918) or review its recording.

	Due by 12:30 p.m.	Agenda
Aug. 19		• Introduce course • Introduce Local Mapping Project • Introduce Practice Map Analysis • Create Google Account (if necessary) • Submit Personal Introduction Post
Aug. 24	• Submit Practice Map Analysis	• Share Practice Map Analyses • Introduce Field Research Packet
Aug. 26	• Listen to This American Life, “Mapping” • Submit Response 1	• Discuss sensory mapping • Address Field Research Packet questions
Aug. 31	• Submit Field Research Packet	• Share Field Research Packets • Introduce Venue Analysis
Sept. 2	• Read Denil, “Practical Map Rhetoric” • Submit Response 2	• Discuss map rhetoric • Address Venue Analysis questions
Sept. 7	• Submit Venue Analysis	• Share Venue Analyses • Introduce Online Map Design Plan • Introduce Tangible Placemarks Design Plan
Sept. 9	• Read Monmonier, excerpt from Coast Lines • Submit Response 3	• Discuss mapping's material implications • Address Design Plan questions
Sept. 14	• Submit Online Map Design Plan • Submit Tangible Placemarks Design Plan	• Share Design Plans • Participate in tool tutorial
Sept. 16	• Read Anthes, “‘X’ Marks the Spot” • Read Vowell, “What Street Names Say about Us” • Read Jacobs, “German Street Names Still Echo Nazi, Communist, and even Roman Past” • Submit Response 4	• Continue tool tutorial • Discuss mapping's effects • Address draft questions
Sept. 21	• Submit Online Map/Tangible Placemarks Drafts	• Participate in draft workshop • Compose rubrics
Sept. 23	• Read Shaikh, “An Open Source Resistance Takes Shape as Tech Giants Race to Map the World” • Read Morrison, “OpenStreetMap is Having a Moment” • Read Podmore, “The Navajo Nation Is Getting Addresses, Thanks to an Open-Source Mapping Program Used In Urban India” • Submit Response 5	• Discuss software ethics • Address draft questions
Sept. 28	• Submit Revised Online Map/Tangible Placemarks Drafts	• Participate in draft workshop • Draft Online Maps • Draft Tangible Placemarks
Sept. 30	• Read Funes, “These Roadside Markers Have a Futuristic Climate Twist” • Read Gannon, “Officials ask family to take down roadside memorial” • Read Scott, “1898 Memorial Finally Takes Shape” • Read Staton, “Before Dawn Sunday, Wilmington Begins Removing Confederate Monument Pedestals” • Submit Response 6	• Discuss placemarks' effects • Address final versions questions
Oct. 5	• Submit Online Map • Submit Tangible Placemarks	• Share Online Maps & Tangible Placemarks • Introduce Materials Analysis • Introduce Postmortem
Oct. 7
Oct. 12	• Submit Materials Analysis • Submit Postmortem	• Introduce Podcast Project • Introduce Practice Podcast Analysis
Oct. 14	• Listen to Radiolab, “Breaking Bad News Bears” (especially the first story) • Submit Response 7	• Discuss local podcasts • New Bern bears transcript • Address Practice Podcast Analysis questions
Oct. 19	• Submit Practice Podcast Analysis	• Share Practice Podcast Analyses • Introduce Podcast Episode Proposal
Oct. 21	• Review NPR, “Starting Your Podcast: A Guide For Students” • Read and listen to NPR, “This Year's Favorites: Our 2021 SPC Finalists” • Submit Response 8	• Discuss creating podcasts • Address Podcast Episode Proposal questions
Oct. 26	• Submit Podcast Episode Proposal	• Share Podcast Episode Proposals • Participate in tool tutorial
Oct. 28	• Read MacDougall, “Podcasting and Political Life” • Submit Response 9	• Discuss the podcasting format • Address draft questions
Nov. 2	• Submit Podcast Episode Draft	• Participate in draft workshop • Compose rubric
Nov. 4	• Read McClung & Johnson, “Examining the Motives of Podcast Users” • Submit Response 10	• Discuss podcast audiences • Address draft questions • Participate in tool tutorial
Nov. 9	• Submit Revised Podcast Episode Draft	• Participate in draft workshop
Nov. 11	• Read Sterne et al., “The Politics of Podcasting” • Submit Response 11	• Discuss podcasting's history • Address final version questions
Nov. 16	• Submit Podcast Episode	• Introduce Materials Analysis • Introduce Postmortem • Share Podcast Episodes
Nov. 18	• Read Zicherman, “Why You Should Never Pay For Podcast Hosting” • Read Reece, “Anchor on Free Podcasting” • Submit Response 12	• Discuss podcasting economics • Address Materials Analysis & Postmortem questions • Submit course evaluations
Nov. 23	• Submit Materials Analysis • Submit Postmortem	• Introduce Reflective Online Portfolio
Nov. 25
Nov. 30	• Submit Reflective Online Portfolio Draft	• Participate in draft workshop • Ask remaining portfolio questions
Dec. 9 (11:30 a.m.)	• Submit Reflective Online Portfolio (by end of day)	• Address final version questions

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