The speakers make a great job interviewing the neighborhoods in East New York. People were expressive of how they feel and who changes is impacting them. I think that when they were speaking, they get the community point of view to prove what they are saying is facts. They make sure that people understand what is going on in the neighborhood and how the changes are being visible to everyone. The question is what are they calling that we have a lot of affordable housing, there is no such thing as affordable housing. Overall, the speakers did a great job explaining himself as well as his ideas. His ideas were clear and illustrated with examples and with the involvement of the community that is being affected.
Monthly Archives: October 2018
LIB/ARCH 2205ID, Midterm Presentation, James Asante
Link to Midterm Presentation from 10/25,
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XqW9AxqBBnNp76AWkg2ADfrHg4e4YsBn
Thank you,
James Asante.
Chow Midterm Presentation 10/25
Hi all,
Please view Midterm Presentation below
Chow Midterm Presentation 10/25
And heres the link for the Empire State Development documents about Atlantic Barclays Center https://esd.ny.gov/subsidiaries_projects/ayp/ayresources.html
Thank you.
From Donna Chow
Midterm Presentation
Here is the link to my Midterm Presentation.
Midterm presentation. Ralph A
Hello, below is the link to my midterm presentation.
Midterm Presentation
Rodriguez-Midterm Presentation
Below is the link to midterm presentation:
Midterm Presentation
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rJ1GRpwfUzyIgccK_bUyHBLA9yeU2FFZ/view?usp=sharing
Nepomuceno- Midterm Presentation
Below is the link to my midterm presentation.
Listening and blogging assignment for next week
Really nice work on the midterm presentations, everyone. Don’t forget to submit a PDF of your presentation slides by the end of the day today. For Tuesday, please listen to one of the podcasts linked below and write a 100 word blog post in response to this prompt:
What do you think the speakers and interview subjects did particularly well to communicate their ideas? What questions do you still have, or what do you think they could have explained better? Feel free to link to 1-2 of your favorite podcasts if you regularly listen to ones you want to share.
Podcast episodes:
There Goes the Neighborhood: East New York: Did it Work
Trickery, Fraud, and Deception
Our Town
Here’s the Plan
Daily News Sports Talk: How Brooklyn’s Atlantic Yards Bruised the Neighborhood
Learning Places Summer 2016: Influence of Beaux-Arts on Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station