How to use this project:
The idea is for us to closely read the posted texts together. As we cannot do this in person, each one of us will be contributing annotations that either offer explanations of concepts, examples, questions, or general comments.
What to look for:
- Comments and questions posted by me
- Links to external sources such as videos, news paper articles, or images
- Annotations made by your classmates
Directions:
- Specific assignments will be announced in our Zoom sessions and on Blackboard. Please be sure to check our Blackboard page regularly, especially the Announcements page.
- You are to annotate within our assigned reading group.
- Be sure to select our reading group when annotating otherwise your classmates and I will not be able to view your annotations. Also, if I can't view your work, sadly I can't give you credit
- You can find the invite link to your assigned group and invite code on our Blackboard under the Syllabus page and on the syllabus itself.
- Please make sure your user name is one that I can identify. I suggest using your first name and the initial of your last name when creating a user id.
- As you are to do this work in your assigned group, only your classmates will be able to view your annotations. However, if you comment on the document in the public setting, everyone on the Internet will be able to view your comment.
- As public comments are not neatly collected, I will not be able to give credit for comments made publicly.
- If you accidentally make your comment public, you can go back and post your comment in the reading group for credit.
- Please send me an email, if you realize that you made this mistake after the work was graded.
- As you are to do this work in your assigned group, only your classmates will be able to view your annotations. However, if you comment on the document in the public setting, everyone on the Internet will be able to view your comment.
