three important take-aways from our first commenting assignment:
- it’s great to respond to each other
- we can write more–and should get a sense of how long our text is
- we can enhance our comments using links, media, etc, and adding @ mentions
Working on our first glossary entries:
- choose a word you want to add to the glossary, using our course documents (syllabus, grading guidelines, learning outcomes, course site) as the sources for that word
- examples: curator, plagiarism, ramifications, prerequisite, syntax, eurocentric, conventional, cross-sensory, consensus, contemporary, exigencies, adequate, typographical, critical, metacognitive, writ, synthesizing, arbitrary, inclusivity, juxtapositions
- define it
- now put that passage in your own words
Zine noun
-A noncommercial often homemade or online publication usually devoted to specialized and often unconventional subject matter
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/zine
“Today’s Design grads are more woke than ever-and it’s looking great” words by: Emily Gosling
1st paragraph, line 4
“She’s just graduated with her BA at TU, Dublin school of Creative Arts and scooped the best Visual Communication student award; but she’s also just got chicken pox (naturally,she mocked up a zine about it.)”
The author explains that the artist made a small magazine teasing her condition (the chicken pox)