CD 315 News

Week 15 Posted (The End!)

Karen McComas — Tue, 02 Dec 2003 22:08:19 GMT

I've just posted the assignments for the last week. These should answer most of the questions you have but look also for an email to address a few other things that have cropped up over the past few days.

Week 13 Posted...Tuesday Tradition Continues

Karen McComas — Tue, 18 Nov 2003 15:36:22 GMT

I'm such a creature of habit...another Tuesday posting of assignments. Click on the headline for the information regarding your work for the coming week.

Week 12...on Tuesday again..

Karen McComas — Wed, 12 Nov 2003 03:51:57 GMT

Gosh, I'm getting really bad about getting these posted on Mondays...sorry about that. Click on the headline for the week's assignments.

Week 11 Posted!

Karen McComas — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 02:25:44 GMT

For those of you hoping for no assignments this week, sorry...I'm just a little late. Hit the headline above for this week's assignments.

Week 10 Posted!

Karen McComas — Mon, 27 Oct 2003 18:56:18 GMT

I just posted up the assignments for the coming week. It's exciting because you'll notice that we're going to start really thinking about the end of the work...YEAH!

Thanks for your flexibility, patience, and good humor last week during the MOO lag saga. Notice that this week we'll be planning to use Instant Messenger right from the beginning.

Keep up the good work on your peer reviews...almost there...

Week 9 Posted!

Karen McComas — Mon, 20 Oct 2003 18:26:04 GMT

I just posted up the week 9 assignments (click on the headline). I think we're officially on the down hill slide now (at least in terms of remaining weeks).

You are doing a great job of offering peer reviews...keep up the good work on both your creative genres and your review of your group mates' work.

Week 8 Posted

Karen McComas — Tue, 14 Oct 2003 14:11:52 GMT

I've posted Week 8 (is it possible the we're already at week 8?) assignments (click on the headline).

A word about peer reviews. In general you are doing an excellent job with these. I'm seeing some really specific comments (like below) that will be very useful to authors:

Address: I'm not sure what "knowledge of left side in extreme cases is nil" means, maybe clarify that a little bit.

Address: Maybe you could mention more about a TBI and what stages these actions take place. If not here, then please mention it somewhere in your project because I forgot those from last year.

Say Back: Laura wanted to stress in this piece, the way a family member feels after being told that a traumatic brain injury has occurred. It explains how they hope and pray for the best, but are so confused by what is happening.

More writing and peer reviews this week...keep up the good work!