This is the post for the Friday, April 8, 2016 class meeting.
Extra Credit Activities
- Participate in the #SeeVT contest, adding the hashtag #Engl3844s16 to your post. See details from the 4/4 class. Here are the #SeeVT examples so far.
- Take a Sober Selfie during Alcohol Awareness Month. See details from the 4/6 class. Add #Engl3844s16.
Demonstrating How to Create Citations for Various Genres
We’ll continue to use the following resources:
- Along the highway near Bakersfield, California. Dust bowl refugees & Google Doc
- Motherless migrant children. They work in the cotton & Google Doc
- Negro field worker. Holtville, Imperial Valley, California. & Google Doc
Genres to Consider
- Audio recording
- Digital image posted on Twitter
- Infographic
- Personal webpage
- Scholarly article online
- News story online (e.g., CNN, NPR Morning Edition, PBS NewsHour)
- Magazine article online (e.g., The Atlantic, Harper’s, The New Yorker)
- Informal blog post
- Video
- PowerPoint/Prezi presentation
Today’s Instructions
- Return to the document you have been working in.
- Choose three genres from the "Genres to Consider" list above.
- Make a table in your document with these columns: Specific Use, Placement, Appropriate Format, Notes. Follow the example.
- Complete the chart for each resource your group has been assigned. You will have multiple uses for each resource.
- Email the word processor documents to me, or share Google Docs with me (if you haven’t already).
- I will collect all of the examples of how to cite the sources in one document that you use in Project 4.
The Resources to Evaluate
- Photo of a Winter Bee
- Cartoon on Duck and Cover
- Photo of a SuperCat
- Audio of Birds
- Wikipedia article on The Undertaker
- The 1932 film of A Farewell to Arms
- The book Writer/Designer
- Sound effect of creepy music
- Video of The New Day entrance
- Article on National Poetry Month
Homework
For Monday, do the following before class:
- Read Chapter 5 of Writer/Designer. We will go over the Project 4 assignment, which will include writing a short proposal by April 15.