Week 5 Rain Garden wrap up and submission for a grade
UPDATED: Week 5 Audio file Mp3 round up
Friday, October 2 and an optional OHitS/AMA document gathering (live 9-11). I emailed grades to all of you via ELMS Coursemail. Here are the earlier documents this week:
- WEDNESDAY, 9/30: OHitS/AMA
- MONDAY's OHihS/AMA.
- WATCH THIS SPACE FOR AN AUDIO FILE and a Screen capture VIDEO to preview the next assignment.
- GoogleMeet LIVE SESSION -- by your vote -- on Monday, October 5.
Last task for this assignment is to think about citation. Then, you will write that into the rain garden memo and upload by WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30 (by 11:45 PM).
P1 -- NO CITATION NEEDED as is simple common knowledge of a well establsiehd technology
P2 -- You can build your ethos by including references in natural language to help your reader trust you as wellas find additional sources:
Marybeth noted that both Prince Georges' County and the University of Maryland played key orginating roles in developing this technology, as wellas evaluation this technology. As you know, she is a botanist.
According to ..... You can find this information here in a short web exhaibit.
P3 -- for details on plants and soil layers USE THE PDF guide but curate the links as in P2 and other other examples I gave.
P4 -- Use a formal citation style for the engineering curriculum material as Davis is a co-author. Recall here that you are using a short, open access standing for a paywalled peer review piece by Davis. Our boxx cannot find/access on her smart phone unde rthis meeting deadline.
See you in the Google doc for more details where I answer your question. We will talk about linking to referral source BUT curating them for the boss.
Marybeth Shea
Here is a 17 minute test video (MP4) using screencastify (Google product) about the cognitive wedge + citation details.
I think you need to view this for the full effect. Most of my screen time is on the dummy text document but I also spend time on Monday's OHitS/AMA.
I think that meeting on Wednesday in the OHitS/AMA document is a good idea for final detail clarity.
I hope the video helps. Yikes on 17 minues! If we use this in the future, I will try to divide into parts, like 5-7minutes or be really disciplined and "perform" in smaller chunks.
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