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Blackboard for Dec. 11

Evaluations. Today, Dr. Sigler will be in class for the first ten minutes or so to proctor the course evaluations. Policy says I must be out of the room, and so I'll return as soon as I've finished conducting someone else's evaluations down the hall.

As you're waiting for me to return, please bring up your Client Project on your computer, and work on it in preparation for the Visiting Day Workshop described below.

Peer Techniques. Thanks for all of you for your interesting Peer Technique Presentations this semester. Today, Ashley will conclude our series with a demonstration of frame sets.

Return of the New. At the end of class, I'll return your New Media Writing Projects. If you received an e-mail reminder to turn in an annotated printout of your project, please do so as soon as possible so I can fully respond to your work.

Visiting Day Workshops. We'll complete the Visiting Day Workshops of the Client projects today.

• Client Project URLs (last names A-L)
• Client Project URLs (last names M-Z)

We'll begin by having team M-Z visit A-L to discuss the Client Projects. Each M-Z member will visit with any three A-L members, ten minutes each.

Then, in the second half of the class time, A-L people will take ten minutes each visiting with three M-Z folks. Try to do some good! This will be our last class session together.

Remaining Projects:

1. The Final Version of the Client Project is due to be posted to the same URL as the BETA by our scheduled final exam time, Thursday, 12/18 at noon. You will also turn in to me an annotated printout by the same time.

2. The Analytical Essay 2 will also be due by our scheduled final exam time, Thursday, 12/18 at noon.

Some of you will be revising your first essay for this assignment, but, if so, keep in mind that your grade on the assignment will be based on the degree of improvement over the original. If you take this option, be sure to include both your first essay with my comments on it, and annotations on your revision explaining your improvements and enhancements.

Grades or Feedback after the Final. If you would like to receive either grades or feedback on the final two items above, please e-mail me indicating the project and whether you want the grade, feedback, or both.

Capote's "A Christmas Memory." Joe Maiolo from the English department will read Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory" today at 4 p.m. in the Weber Music Hall.

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