Lecture, Week 14

We covered the following topics and links in this week’s lecture:

  • Please complete SET (now until May 14)
  • Wrapping Things Up
  • Maintain Communication, Donā€™t Drop the Ball, Follow Through on Commitments
  • Review How the Collaborative Project Fits Together
    • Create Post on our OpenLab Course Site to Submit a link to your team’s OpenLab Project Site
      • Links to your OpenLab Project Site (Website)
        • Your OpenLab Project Site
          • Link to Shared/Viewable Version of Research Report
          • Embed Presentation Video
          • Summarize Research Report across separate pages for Problem, Solutions, and Recommendations
          • Include an ā€œAbout Usā€ page with bios, headshots, and links for all participating team members
    • Email Prof. Ellis your Individual Report on Collaboration (250-500 words)
  • Catch up on Individual Projects and email Prof. Ellis if submitted late or revised
  • Job Search Advice
  • Everything in the class is due Wednesday, May 19
  • Late work is accepted by Tuesday, May 25 (email Prof. Ellis by May 19 to ask for this extra time)
  • Prof. Ellis will have office hours Wed., May 12 and Wed., May 19

Lecture, Week 13

Material covered in this week’s lecture:

Don McMillan’s “Life After Death by Powerpoint”

Purdue OWL APA Site: Sample Paper (click on Sample Professional Paper for example)

Zoom Video Tutorials

OpenLab Help:

Reminders:

  • Official due date for all current and make-up work is Wednesday, May 19.
  • Last day that Prof. Ellis can accept late work is Tuesday, May 25 (students must email Prof. Ellis before May 19 to request this extension)
  • Please remember to complete the Student Evaluation of Teaching (open until May 14–check your campus email)

Lecture, Week 12

Useful links mentioned in this week’s lecture:

Weekly Writing Assignment, Week 12

This week’s Weekly Writing Assignment continues to focus on the work that you are doing within your team on the Collaborative Project.

After talking with your team (synchronously or asynchronously), write a short memo together in your Google Drive Shared Folder in a new Google Doc. Address it to Prof. Ellis and use the subject, “Delegating Point Persons.” In the body of your memo, briefly write a few sentences that identify who is taking point on the each of the main parts of the Collaborative Project: orchestrating the Research Report, organizing the presentation, and setting up your OpenLab Project Site. These point persons are only responsible for communicating with team members about meeting self-imposed deadlines and responsibilities. Point persons are not responsible for all of the work. All of the work should be shared by all team members.

After completing the memo, all team members need to copy-and-paste the memo into a comment on this week’s Weekly Writing Assignment to receive credit (i.e., if you have four team members, all four team members need to copy-and-paste the one memo into a comment each added to this post for a total of four comments).

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