@ENC2135Write would it be a good idea to revisit our topic and research question multiple times while choosing a genre to compose in so you don’t lose track, or would that limit your ideas too much? #sec64
@ENC2135Write this genre is atypical of its genre conventions because the creator is very open with his views on stories in the middle of the video and he also wants high audience engagement and to see what people think of a particular story #sec64
@ENC2135Write this genre is typical of its genre because it has your standard flashy thumbnail and clickbaity title, which is typical to YouTube videos, along with how the video gives the top stories of the day in fast, bitesized pieces which is typical of online news. #sec64
@tvicenteenc2135 @ENC2135Write Some people may enjoy or better understand certain genres. If one of your genres makes a particular arguement and someone can’t understand or doesn’t pay attention to it, then an entire argument is lost for the person. #sec64
@ENC2135Write On page 503, under ‘reaching your audience’, it suggests that you should provide different perspectives. Does this mean you don’t necessarily have to have a position on this project? #sec64
@ENC2135Write when making a multigenre project, should the genres be able to stand alone and get your point across individually, or do the genres all have to work together? #sec64