By the end of today, please submit all the final pieces of work for my class!
SUBMISSION/REFLECTION/DP UPDATE GUIDELINES
1984 Seminar Reflection
POL PREP! See Janae's DP for materials and guidelines!
Enjoy Janae's company and take advantage of her presence to conference about LINK! She is one of the best people!
Thursday, December 12, 2019
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Wednesday, December 11th
FOUR CORNERS
- Government surveillance is necessary to keep us safe. You shouldn’t worry about it if you are not doing anything wrong.
- Torture is an appropriate way to gather intelligence as long as the prisoner does not die.
- If the government can prove you were thinking about a crime, they should be able to arrest you.
- We are living in a “post-factual world.”
SEMINAR!
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
Tuesday, December 10th
1984 Seminar tomorrow!
Here is the prep document. I am not collecting any written prep, but come prepared to discuss these questions and reflect on them afterward.
Sunday, December 8, 2019
Monday, December 9th
Exhibition Day!!! Let's get ready!
Be at FLC Ballroom no later than 5:15 to set up.
Professional Dress!
If you are exhibiting a performance, please let me know your title immediately for the program schedule.
Get your writing ready!
Clever title, centered, bold, 14 pt font
Name under title, centered, 11 or 12 pt font
Black paper or posterboard display of everything
If you aren't exhibiting a formal piece of writing, please prepare your project description/artist statement to put in front of your digital project that has the aforementioned formatting for your title and your name. Your project should still have a clever title even if it isn't writing!
Personal Essay Optional
Bibliography
Artists:
Curate your art!
BYO easel if necessary!
Digital artists: Bring a computer, charger, and headphones for your project to be consumed by your audience!
Be at FLC Ballroom no later than 5:15 to set up.
Professional Dress!
If you are exhibiting a performance, please let me know your title immediately for the program schedule.
Get your writing ready!
Clever title, centered, bold, 14 pt font
Name under title, centered, 11 or 12 pt font
Black paper or posterboard display of everything
If you aren't exhibiting a formal piece of writing, please prepare your project description/artist statement to put in front of your digital project that has the aforementioned formatting for your title and your name. Your project should still have a clever title even if it isn't writing!
Personal Essay Optional
Bibliography
Artists:
Curate your art!
BYO easel if necessary!
Digital artists: Bring a computer, charger, and headphones for your project to be consumed by your audience!
Friday, December 6, 2019
Friday, December 6th
Continue with your group critiques today!
AT EXHIBITION, you will need display:
Your written rhetoric
Your visual piece
Your bibliography
Your project topic/question/thesis/title should be clearly on display in a way that allows folks to see at a glance what your project addresses. Perhaps make a "table tent" if this isn't otherwise on display.
(OPTIONAL): Your personal essay, especially if it helps your audience understand your message
Project Submission and Self-Assessment (due Sunday, December 8, midnight)
- Submit an annotated version of your project where you have used the bullet points of the rubric to demonstrate how your project meets the standards (or doesn’t). For video projects, this “annotation” can be done on your script and/or by giving a detailed run-down of where in your video you have met the rubric standards.
- Include a copy of the rubric scored on parts A-D. What grade do you deserve on this project?
Thursday, December 5, 2019
Thursday, December 5th
TODAY AND TOMORROW: Group Critique
Critique Groups
AM POD: Spread out between my room , Susy's, and Kat's
PM POD: Spread out between my room, Stephen's, and the flex room.
Instructions for Group Critique
1. As a group, make a schedule for today and tomorrow. Who will go today? Who will go tomorrow? How you guys divvy this up is up to you guys, but be sure that you leave yourselves some work time on each day. Write the schedule down in an email to the whole group and send it to me!
2. Please fill out the document for each and every presenter and give it to them when their critique is done.
3. For the timed performances, please get the rough time to Jessica so we can finalize the performance schedule.
PSA: If you need me to purchase any materials for your project, YOU MUST TELL ME BY THE END OF TODAY!
Critique Groups
AM POD: Spread out between my room , Susy's, and Kat's
PM POD: Spread out between my room, Stephen's, and the flex room.
Instructions for Group Critique
1. As a group, make a schedule for today and tomorrow. Who will go today? Who will go tomorrow? How you guys divvy this up is up to you guys, but be sure that you leave yourselves some work time on each day. Write the schedule down in an email to the whole group and send it to me!
2. Please fill out the document for each and every presenter and give it to them when their critique is done.
3. For the timed performances, please get the rough time to Jessica so we can finalize the performance schedule.
PSA: If you need me to purchase any materials for your project, YOU MUST TELL ME BY THE END OF TODAY!
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Tuesday, December 3rd/Wednesday, December 4
EXHIBITION PUSH BEGINS!
Today and Tomorrow: EVERYONE CONFERENCES WITH ME!
Thursday and Friday: Large Group Critique for exhibition refinements
Exhibition: Monday, FLC Ballroom (upstairs of the Student Union) 5:30-7:30
If anyone is ready for this part....
Seminar on 1984 next Wednesday, December 11
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