BLOGGING


One of the keys to success on this course is not just the projects but also the conversation around the work that you and the other students will do. This will take place through your blog. You are expected to be regularly blogging your reflections on everything we do and create in class. This is an important requirement for the course and time will be set-aside during class for this purpose. Blogging is a weekly assignment It will be graded once a week. There are three elements to this and the assignment will be marked out of 9:
  1. A reflection on something you have experienced or understood from class.  (5 pts)
  2. A relevant connection to something you've seen outside of class. (2 pts)
  3. A relevant photo taken by you and not from the internet. (2 pts)
The blog will be worth 30% of your final grade.

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  1. Unknown20 August 2014 at 09:55

    The photo really adds a splash of colour to liven up this post! Love it! Do your work kids!

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