Hello all,
Thanks again for a great class. I really liked the openness and all of your's desire to share your experiences.
Today, in class, we discussed:
1. Reviewed the readings for today and your blog reading posts. Make sure that your blog is listed on the class blog (usffsi2008.blogspot.com). If you don't see your link, please email me at krobinson75@gmail.com or kkrobins@mail.usf.edu with the address and I will post it to the main blog.
2. We discussed the vocabulary wiki. Please go to usffsi.pbwiki.com and make sure that you are authorized to post a comment on the wiki. If you are not, please create an account and then request access through email or through the wiki to have authorization to post.
3. Reviewed outlining and project one work. Discussed memoir outlines and structure.
4. General questions and concerns were discussed.
Remember there is no CLASS on Friday due to the Holiday, so you will want to make sure to complete all of your work for Monday.
For Monday, you will need to:
1. Go to usffsi2008.blogspot.com. Select one of your peer's blogs and read their first reading blog posting about Wexler and the Franklins. Post a 100 word comment to their post. (There will be no reflection post for this week, since we are not having class on Friday).
2. Go to usffsi2008.pbwiki.com. Go to the Vocabulary page. In the comment area, post your five words that you learned for the week. You will need to post the word, the definition, and an example sentence using the word. Remember, you can subscribe to a word a day through awad.org. This is a great way to keep building your vocabulary.
3. Go to Web Resources. Select Class Readings. Read the three 7/2 readings. You will use this for your Monday Reading Blog Posting. Create an overview, reaction, and questions in regards to these readings. Post this reading blog posting on your blog by Monday.
4. Go to Assignments. Go to Project One Folder. Review the sample memoirs on this page. You will create an outline, in your style, for your memoir. Remember to look at the topic that you brainstormed in class on Weds. Your outline needs to have a beginning, a middle, and a conclusion that also explains what you learned. Bring this to class either electronically or on paper.
Remember on Monday, the writing workshops begin, so pay attention to when and where you need to be for your session.
Also on Monday, we will go to our traditional classes. Kat's class is in DAV 232 and Morgan's class is in DAV 240.
Kat's office hours are M/W/F from 12-2, so feel free to stop by the Academic Success Center to chat or to "geek" out. I am also available from 2-4 on M/W.
Take care, and email me with questions.
Kat