Week 10 & Week 11
Dear class,
As I mentioned in class, I am posting the agendas for both Week 10 and Week 11 at the same time. I have put both agendas here in this post.
Week 10: For the week of April 4th please remember the following changes:
- You will have asynchronous classes on both Monday 4/4 and Wednesday 4/6. In other words, do not come to our in-person class on Wednesday 4/6.
- Office hours for Monday, 4/4 are canceled. You can email with any questions or concerns, but I will not be able to respond as quickly as usual.
Week 11: For the week of 4/11 please remember the following:
- This week we are back to our usual pattern for ours classes, which means an asynchronous class on Monday and an in-person class on Wednesday.
- Week 11 has three due dates listed, because your Unit 2 project is due by the end-of-day Friday, 4/15.
Finally, three general reminders:
- Make sure you look at the feedback I wrote in response to your March 28th posts.
- Remember that you can work with the writing center at any stage of the writing process for Unit 2 and for help revising Unit 1. Here is the link for making an appointment: https://citytechwritingcenter3766.setmore.com
- If you still haven’t done it, here is the link to sign up for your free NYTimes subscription/academic pass: https://library.citytech.cuny.edu/help/how/nytimes.php
Week 10
Monday, 4/4 & Wednesday, 4/6
RESOURCES:
- Harvard Kennedy School Communications Program, “How to Write an OP-ED or Column”
- The Op-ed Project, “Op-ed Writing: Tips and Tricks”
WRITING: Drafting
- This week (on both 4/4 and 4/6) you will work on drafting your Op-Ed. You can use the resources listed above to help you.
- You are not posting your draft,
Week 11
Monday, 4/11
(asynchronous, work due on our class site by 11:59 pm)
WRITING: Drafting — Finalizing the Op-Ed
- Continue working on your Op-Ed
- You are not posting your draft, but you may use virtual office hours to check in and ask questions.
Wednesday, 4/13
(in-person session at City Tech)
READING:
RESOURCES:
- Alexis’ Classroom, “Multimodal Texts”
- Amy Holly, ENG121: Strategies for Composing Multimodal Texts
- Sean Tingle, “What is Multimodality?”
CLASSWORK: Introducing the Multimodal Project
- We will discuss and begin to brainstorm for Unit 3 during our in-person class session.
Friday, 4/15
(asynchronous, work due on our class site by 11:59 pm)
WRITING: Unit 2 Submission
- SUBMIT Unit 2: Op-Ed Piece
- Write a Post the includes the following:
- A short reflection (approx. 150-200 words) on the research process and what you learned. In your reflection, consider the following questions: What did you learn about doing this type of research that you can take to future classes? Even if you never write an Op-Ed again, what did you learn about doing this type of writing that you can take to future classes?
- Before publishingyour post, make sure you do the following:
- Title it “Unit 2: Op-Ed Piece”
- Pick the category “Unit 2”
- If you prefer, you can set the visibility of this post to private
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