Woke up #sad because today is the last day that I’ll be doing work for Spring 2020. This is so bittersweet considering how crazy this semester has been, but how much I know I have grown. I hope you all have an amazing summer & stay safe!!
@SarahHicksFSU No worries, Sarah! For something like an email or flyer, writers usually cite just through attributive phrases rather than parenthetical/in-text citations. So something like “...as described by Jason Palmeri in Remixing Composition...” would work!
@AllmandChloe If we included some information from our Project 2 papers, do we need to cite them in our 3 genres? If so, how would we go about that? For example, two of my genres are a flyer and email. #FSU2135105
@SarahHicksFSU All of the workshop and conference reflections, yes! The only other reflection-type things are the rhetorical rationale that’s part of the Multi-genre campaign, your revision statement for projects 1 and 2, and your eportfolio design statement
An ePortfolio checklist: reflections from workshops and conferences; Blogs 1-5; Your revised projects 1 and 2; An accompanying revision statement; all of your multi-genre campaign creations and rhetorical rationale; a portfolio design statement
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@SarahHicksFSU Set time limits! It can help when looking at a to-do list to decide, "Okay, this shouldn't take more than two hours"; that always helps me from getting overly wrapped up in tiny details, and spending tons of time on one thing that could be better spent elsewhere
@SarahHicksFSU Hey Sarah, I have to agree with your point that our writing have stayed relatively the same, but our skills have been chiseled to become more inspired and confident. #fsu2135105