Below you will find the updated and revised schedule for the remainder of the semester. This revision can also be found on the Schedule, Readings, & Rubrics page. You will notice that the College has added two make-up meetings for the lost instructional days on Tue 10/30 and Thurs 11/1. We will also make-up the lost instructional day on Tue 11/6 via an additional e-journal assignment over the upcoming weekend. Please see e-journal #8 post below for more details.
I have also included a link to the Rubric for Essay #3 below. Please view this document as soon as possible. I will provide paper copies as we review this rubric in class tomorrow.
Please note that the exact plans for the final exam are still being sorted out by the College. As soon as I know the date and time of our final exam, you will all be informed.
Questions? Email me.
See you tomorrow in class!
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REVISED CLASS SCHEDULE
T 11/13
: Essay #1 Revision Due
: handout – Barnes, "A Privacy Paradox: Social Networking in the United States"
: Albrechtslund, "Online Social Networking as Participatory Surveillance"
: Peer-edit of Essay #2
R 11/15
: BH, p.482-487 – Avoiding Plagiarism
: Essay #3 Rubric
: Barnes, "A Privacy Paradox: Social Networking in the United States"
: e-journal #8: Over the weekend, produce and post a draft introductory paragraph to the third formal essay assignment. Be sure to include an argumentative thesis statement that clearly identifies three problems which arise from social networking usage in the United States, as well as one solution to any or all of these emergent issues. Use at least two of the three authors from this unit as support in your paper. Please bring a printed copy of this e-journal to class on Tuesday. (Due 11/20)
T 11/20
: Review – Braden, Albrechtslund, Barnes
: BH, p.379-387, 392-400 – Punctuation
: in-class – BH, p.382ff, Ex. 34-1 & 34-2; p.386f, Ex. 35-1; p.398ff, Ex. 37-1 & 37-2
R 11/22 – Su 11/25
: College Closed – Thanksgiving Recess
Weeks Fourteen – Seventeen :: Preparation for the Final Exam
T 11/27
: Essay #3 Due – bring two extra copies of your document to class to perform a peer-edit!
: Written Exams & General Test-Taking Skills
: handout – Final Essay Exam Rubric
: handout – Article #1 for Practice Exam #1
R 11/29
: Student Discussions on Article #1
: Meetings with Prof. D'Amato
T 12/4
: Essay #2 Revision Due
: Practice Exam #1
: handout – Article #2 for Practice Exam #2
R 12/6
: Student Discussions on Article #2
: Meetings with Prof. D'Amato
T 12/11
: Peer-edit of Practice Exam #1
: e-journal #9: What are three things you have found that are most important when taking a timed, handwritten essay exam? (Due 12/6)
R 12/13
: Make-Up Day (11/1)
: Practice Exam #2
T 12/18
: Make-Up Day (10/30)
: Essay #3 Revision Due
: Peer-edit of Practice Exam #2
: in-class e-journal #10: Identify some trends in your fellows writing and your own that reoccurred during the peer-edit. What are some areas which need improvement? How might these "problems" be solved in the future? How might they be prevented during the final exam?
Final Exam – Date & Time TBA
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