Recall that on May 1, you turn in either slides or designed article
assignment.
I am running a pedagogy test about how well students can follow discussion guidelines about design choices in these two typical assignments. Recall: no grade/no evaulation BUT does ding you if you do not do this version of your article review.
Question: do we need a set of office hours for the slide and article generation? TBD.
Annotated bibs due in HARD COPY ON MONDAY. Here are the most common lapses:
- Not identifying the genre or document type. Why do I ask for this? Genre recognition is essential reading and research skill.
- Not noting the ethos of publication. Why? We need to be able to recognize many authorities of publication and platform. Ethos matters.
- Not describing the selected information that will help your reader in your document. Why? Information extraction is a key research and writing skill.
On to some design discussions:
- Choices concerning slides requiring presenter presence v. slides that are wholistic and stand alone.
- Captions and snaplines or guidelines.
Additional topics:
- Web-driven options for captions in online publications, one designer's take.
- The Non Designer's Design Book makes GitHub appearance.
- Nice example of meta-analysis and clinical note genre.
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