Prof. Jody R. Rosen | ENG 1101-LC96 | Fall 2024
Here’s an opportunity for you to get some focused work time with the positive peer pressure of others also doing their work in the shared Zoom space. Check out this invitation from the OpenLab team:
Have an ever-growing to-do list? Come get some of it done while others do the … Continue reading this post
Due dates for drafts: 11/25, 12/2, 12/4
Due date for final version: Friday, December 6, 2024
In the conclusion of your Project 2 reflective annotated bibliography, you wrote about what you learned, why it is important, and who else needs … Continue reading this post
For Project 2, you have already begun to draft your introductions and citations plus annotations for each of your four sources. Now it’s time to start writing your conclusions. In a comment here, share what you have drafted already so we can begin sharing ideas, offering insights, and learning from … Continue reading this post
Last week I asked everyone to share their first source for Project 2, the Reflective Annotated Bibliography. If you haven’t done that yet, please do.
This week, please continue to share your sources in comments below. For each, leave a comment with your draft of the citation and annotation. … Continue reading this post
How is it going? What’s working? What needs to change? What goals do you have for the second half of the semester? If this semester is like Plato’s cave, what cave are you emerging from, what is your light, and what are you doing with it?
Let’s take some time … Continue reading this post
Although we are not all researching the same topic, there is a lot of crossover among your topics. We can have working groups to help us through the rest of our Project 2 work.
Please leave a comment below with your research topic and research question.
When I have everyone’s, … Continue reading this post
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