TORDA'S SPRING 2023 TEACHING SITE
  • Home
  • ENGL 226 policies
    • 226 Discussion Board space
    • ENGL 226 syllabus
    • ENGL 226 PORTFOLIO
    • ENGL 226 PARTNER INTERVIEW MINI-PAPER
    • ENGL226 READING JOURNALS (assignment)
    • 226 BLOG INFORMATION
    • ENGL 226 Writing Studies Timeline Project
    • ENGL 226 Professional Writing Project
    • ENGL 226 SUPER FAST CAREER PRESENTATIONS
    • ENGL 226 Writing As Art
  • Previously Taught Classes
    • ENGL 301 >
      • ENGL 301 SYLLABUS >
        • PARTNER INTERVIEW ENGL 301
      • ENGL 301 Discussion Board When We Need it
      • ENGL 301 PORTFOLIOS
      • ENGL 301 READING JOURNALS (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 INTERVIEW WITH A TEACHER (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 BOOK CLUB (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 FLASH MENTOR TEXT MEMOIR (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 RESEARCH IN TEACHING DIVERSE POPULATIONS (assignment) >
        • ENGL 301 RESEARCH IN TEACHING DIVERSE POPULATIONS (instructions & sample annotations)
      • ENGL 301 ASSIGNMENT DESIGN (assignment)
    • ENGL102 >
      • ENGL 102 Class Discussion Board
      • ENGL102SYLLABUS
      • ENGL102 PORTFOLIOS/Research Notebook
      • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: Class Profile Page
      • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENTS: Reading Journals
      • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH PROJECT >
        • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: POSITIONING YOURSELF
        • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: Locating & Evaluating part I
    • ENGL 202 BIZ Com >
      • ENGL 202 Business Writing SYLLABUS
    • ENGL 227 INTRO TO CNF WORKSHOP
    • ENGL 298 Second Year Seminar: This Bridgewater Life
    • ENGL406 RESEARCH IN WRITING STUDIES
    • ENGL 493 THE PERSONAL ESSAY
    • ENGL 493 Seminar in Writing & Writing Studies: The History of First Year Composition >
      • ENGL 493 Assignments: Annotated Bibliography & Presentation
    • ENGL 511 Reading & Writing Memoir
    • DURFEE Engl101
  • BSU Homepage

Place to ask questions, make plans, and otherwise discuss the final project. 

12/14/2015

7 Comments

 
Use this space to throw out ideas, get feedback, make plans, help each other.

​LT
7 Comments
Kyle Tocher
12/15/2015 06:54:24 am

Are we just posting one or two slides and then speaking in class or are we presenting this overall final project as a class wide Pecha Kucha?

Reply
Brenna
12/15/2015 06:57:18 am

If we are creating one presentation where are we all posting our slides and who is putting them together, I already finished all of my materials

Reply
LT
12/15/2015 08:26:16 am

What you all seemed to be saying last week was that you would all produce one (or I guess two slides) and you would send them to me. I would arrange them and then each member of class would have roughly 2 to 3 minutes (remember one double spaced page of text is 2 minutes of talking time) to talk while your slide ran. If that's still what people intend to do, those slides need to be posted by 9:00 AM tomorrow.

Reply
Brenna
12/15/2015 01:59:48 pm

Should we post the slides on Dropbox? Also I put a voice recording over my slides, should I remove that?

Reply
LT
12/15/2015 07:30:51 pm

Yes. The slides can be put in drop box. I don't think people should record their voices. I think that given the fact that people will be there folks should expect to talk for a few minutes.

Reply
LT
12/16/2015 11:46:58 am

Hey Folks--

I'm going to post this here and email this as well. So I've gone through all of the slides I got from Drop Box. I did make some changes. First, there was no consistent design on the slides. I picked something green that didn't mess up spacing too much. You'll have to live with it. Mostly I'm sorry to David who had quite a lot of design in his slides.

For some of you, there was way, way, way too much text on the slides. So I had to either separate the slides into multiple slides and/or cut some of the text that you had.

You'll see how I've organized it: I start with the social media strategy, then I go into specific examples of strategies: Facebook, which they have, then Vlogging, snap chat, twitter, then tumbler. Then I have the print media that I've got so far--stall street journal. then Katie's stuff on how they can do all of this.

Now, as the slides go, I think they are fine, but I've got some concern that this rather generic. There is nothing there that is specific to BSU except the internship stuff and some of the snap chat stuff and the stall street journal. You are all welcome to go in and edit for the next two hours, and I will add as I receive new slides, but regardless, I'd like to suggest that you offer SUGGESTIONS SPECIFIC TO THE BSU CENTER when you are talking. You might take one of the stories that was included in that document and talk john through how he would turn that into a tweet or a twitter or a snapchat or a blog post.

Also, just a head's up: It turned out I didn't get the car today. You can't carry trays of hot food on the T. It's an unwritten rule. So I'm going to have to order pizza.

Reply
LT
12/16/2015 12:22:13 pm

One other thing: I created two introductory slides: one identifying the problems you all identified last week (taken from my notes) and one setting up the solutions that the presentation will present (also from my notes). Please correct, Patrick L. what you called the passive something or another. I just wrote passive.

Reply



Leave a Reply.

    Torda & the 202s

    Never mind us, we're just using this space to have class in. 

    Archives

    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015

    Categories

    All

    RSS Feed

Proudly powered by Weebly
  • Home
  • ENGL 226 policies
    • 226 Discussion Board space
    • ENGL 226 syllabus
    • ENGL 226 PORTFOLIO
    • ENGL 226 PARTNER INTERVIEW MINI-PAPER
    • ENGL226 READING JOURNALS (assignment)
    • 226 BLOG INFORMATION
    • ENGL 226 Writing Studies Timeline Project
    • ENGL 226 Professional Writing Project
    • ENGL 226 SUPER FAST CAREER PRESENTATIONS
    • ENGL 226 Writing As Art
  • Previously Taught Classes
    • ENGL 301 >
      • ENGL 301 SYLLABUS >
        • PARTNER INTERVIEW ENGL 301
      • ENGL 301 Discussion Board When We Need it
      • ENGL 301 PORTFOLIOS
      • ENGL 301 READING JOURNALS (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 INTERVIEW WITH A TEACHER (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 BOOK CLUB (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 FLASH MENTOR TEXT MEMOIR (assignment)
      • ENGL 301 RESEARCH IN TEACHING DIVERSE POPULATIONS (assignment) >
        • ENGL 301 RESEARCH IN TEACHING DIVERSE POPULATIONS (instructions & sample annotations)
      • ENGL 301 ASSIGNMENT DESIGN (assignment)
    • ENGL102 >
      • ENGL 102 Class Discussion Board
      • ENGL102SYLLABUS
      • ENGL102 PORTFOLIOS/Research Notebook
      • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: Class Profile Page
      • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENTS: Reading Journals
      • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH PROJECT >
        • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: POSITIONING YOURSELF
        • ENGL102 ASSIGNMENT: Locating & Evaluating part I
    • ENGL 202 BIZ Com >
      • ENGL 202 Business Writing SYLLABUS
    • ENGL 227 INTRO TO CNF WORKSHOP
    • ENGL 298 Second Year Seminar: This Bridgewater Life
    • ENGL406 RESEARCH IN WRITING STUDIES
    • ENGL 493 THE PERSONAL ESSAY
    • ENGL 493 Seminar in Writing & Writing Studies: The History of First Year Composition >
      • ENGL 493 Assignments: Annotated Bibliography & Presentation
    • ENGL 511 Reading & Writing Memoir
    • DURFEE Engl101
  • BSU Homepage