Send to:  cd315-list@marshall.edu
Subject:  Assignment 2.2.1:  Library Search 1

Format:

Resource:  ERIC
Keyword:  (insert keyword/keywords/phrases used in the search)
Include here the bibliographic information about the resource, using APA format.

Resource:  PsychLit
Keyword:  (insert keyword/keywords/phrases used in the search)
Include here the bibliographic information about the resource, using APA format.

Resource:  Academic Search Elite
Keyword:  (insert keyword/keywords/phrases used in the search)
Include here the bibliographic information about the resource, using APA format.

Keep reading the postings from your mailing list.  If you are not receiving postings then you were either unsuccessful at subscribing or you have selected a low volume mailing list.  You will be reporting on the conversations that take place on your list in two week so if you are on a low (or no) volume list, you might want to subscribe to something else in addition to your current subscription.

Visit the Project Prospectus instructions for information about how to complete this assignment.  When you have your prospectus published, make a link to the prospectus from your home page.  Send email to the class list letting us know the link is there.

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Subject:  Assignment 2.2.3:  Project Prospectus Published

Assignment 2.2.4:  MRP:  Draft Genres (two)
Due:  July 13, 2003 (midnight)

This week you must have the drafts of two different genres for your MRP published to your webspace (the webliography counts as one of the genres required so you only have one more genre to work on if your webliography draft is published).  Consult the MRP instructions for a list of the other suggested genres you might use.

Each time you post a piece of work, revise your home page to include a link to the new genre so we can find it easily.  This means that you will revise your home page to include a link to your webliography page and a link to the new genre you publish (remember when you publish a new genre to give it a unique name, such as poem1.htm or journal1.htm).   

I've made available some assistance in developing your genres.  Please visit the following:

• Genres
• Poetry Forms
• Acrostic Samples

I will be watching the developing prospectuses (yes, that is the plural form according to www.merriam-webster.com) to determine what type of genres you are planning to use and continue to locate additional resources to assist you in developing those genres.  I'll post those to the email list and to the page titled Genres (linked above).

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Subject:  Assignment 2.2.4:  Genres 1 and 2 published

Assignment 2.2.5:  Internalizing Web Evaluations
Due:  July 13, 2003 (midnight)

Last week you spent some time evaluating web sites using three different forms and formats.  Think about what you learned about the validity and credibility of web sites from those evaluations and write about what that means to you as a web publisher (in particular, one who will be publishing academic work on the web...as you are and will be doing).  Send your thoughts to the class list.

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Subject line:  Assignment 2.2.5:  Web Evaluations 'n Me

Assignment 2.2.6: Read
Due:  July 13, 2003 (midnight)

To better understand the philosophies and how-to's of making Powerpoint presentations (which we'll be starting in the lab next week), visit the following page and read the documents linked from there (particularly those that provide "tips and tricks" and give "how-to" information).

http://www.microsoft.com/office/powerpoint/using/default.asp