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end-of-the-semester housekeeping
 Client
Project Posting. Post final version of Client
Project by exam time, Wednesday, May 15
at 6 p.m. I will assume that the project is at the same URL
that you posted on the discussion
board previously. If it is at a different URL, please update
the message in the discussion area "URLs of Client Project"
with the new URL by choosing the "edit" option in the header
of your old message. Naturally, if you didn't post a URL previously,
do so by 6 p.m. in that discussion area.
Client Project Supporting Documents. Also
by Wednesday, May 15 at 6 p.m., turn in a
print copy (only) of your Client Project Self
Commentary and Proposal by 6 p.m., either in my mailbox (420
Humanities between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.) or in our usual classroom
between 6 and 6:30 on May 15 .
The
Analytical Essay will be due by
Friday, May 10 at noon in my mailbox (420
Humanities, open weekdays between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.), rather than on the
evening of Wednesday, May 8 as originally announced. There is no commentary
necessary for this essay. Be sure to include the URL of the Web site you're
discussing in this essay as part of your "Works Cited" page.
See the Purdue University Online Writing Center's Guide
to MLA Citation and Documentation.
Student
Web Contest. If your client happens to be a professor at UMD teaching
an undergraduate class, your project is eligible for the Student
Web Contest. Be sure to apply by January 31,
2003. Don't forget!
Permissions
Please turn in a permissions form so your projects can be included in
the Student Gallery, soon to be connected
to my UMD Web site.
Journal
Entry # 14. Read through the criteria.for the last two projects
carefully. Then go back through each list, and "rate" each criterion
according to how challenging or difficult you see it being, relative to
the others, using the four-part grid: running from "NA"
for "Not A problem," up to "EX"
for "EXtremely challenging." Then, in a journal entry,
try "freewriting" (thinking on paper) about the challenges of
one or two of the criteria, and how you might better make use of it to
improve your project. Try working through some potential problems and
solutions.(5/8/02)
Journals
should be turned in by Friday,
May 10 at noon in my mailbox (420
Humanities, open weekdays between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.)
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